Three simple indicators of vulnerability to climate change on a Mediterranean beach: A modeling approach

Larroudé, Philippe; Oudart, Thibault; Daou, Medhi-Pierre; Robin, Nicolas; Certain, R.

doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2013.10.017

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“…Due to the importance of practical applications, such as coastal erosion, backfilling of dredged channels, and changes in near-shore morphology, numerous studies have been performed on sediment transport in the coastal zone. The vulnerability of coastal areas is particularly high in the context of climate change, with a predicted rise in sea levels, e.g., [1,2]. The coastal zone is generally considered as the transition zone where the land meets water.…”

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Cross-Shore Sediment Transport in the Coastal Zone: A Review

Marin,

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2024

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This paper presents a review of cross-shore sediment transport for non-cohesive sediments in the coastal zone. The principles of sediment incipient motion are introduced. Formulations for the estimation of bedload transport are presented, for currents and combined waves and current flows. A method to consider the effect of sediment heterogeneity on transport, using the hiding–exposure coefficient and hindrance factor, is depicted. Total transport resulting from bedload and transport by suspension is also addressed. New research is encouraged to fill the knowledge gap on this topic.

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