The Necessity of Coastal Management in Busan considering Human and Natural Conditions: The Case of the Barrier Islands in the Nakdong River Estuary.

Multi-decadal coastal evolution of a North Atlantic shelf-edge vegetated sand island — Sable Island, Canada

“…With adequate sediment supply and accommodation room, barrier islands can persist through large changes in sea level over thousands of years (Raff et al 2018). However, this dynamic stability can be influenced by a broad range of factors, including geologic (e.g., underlying bedrock geology, foredune connectivity, and surrounding substrate), ecologic (e.g., vegetation assemblage and backbarrier marsh/island interaction), climatic/oceanographic (e.g., tidal range and inlet configuration, storms, and SLR), and anthropogenic (e.g., urbanization and dredging) (Moore et al 2014;Walters et al 2014;Vinent and Moore 2015;Fruergaard and Kroon 2016;Miselis and Lorenzo-Trueba 2017;Houser et al 2018;Shim and Kim 2018;Wernette et al 2018;Zinnert et al 2018;Nienhuis and Lorenzo-Trueba 2019).…”