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Mapping coastal transformations with a novel Cellular Automata-Markov-Random forest framework for land use change modeling. [PDF]

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Nikoo MR, Zarei E, Al-Wardy M.
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Long-term monitoring and remote sensing reveal waterbird colony collapses with rising lake levels and multiple stressors. [PDF]

Ecol Appl
Fuller JL, Ford E, Landgraf A, Foufopoulos J, Gronewold A, Alofs KM.   +5 more
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Coastlines retreat tipping point under storm climate changes. [PDF]

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Aparicio M, Almar R, Lacaze L, Robin N.
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Separating tectonic and climate signals in Holocene sea-level records using marine terraces in central Chile. [PDF]

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Melnick D, Jara-Muñoz J, Garrett E, Plissart G, Freisleben R, Strecker MR.   +5 more
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Effects of tropical cyclone Jasper at Low Island, northern Great Barrier Reef. [PDF]

Camb Prism Coast Futur
Muecke H, Smithers S, Duce S, Hamylton S, Lazarus E.   +4 more
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Specific Oil Detection by Canines: Discrimination of Fresh Spill Hydrocarbons from Weathered Background Oil in Coastal Environments. [PDF]

Animals (Basel)
Bunker P, Owens E.
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Shoreline changes in French Guiana

, 1987
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Shoreline change analysis

, 2020
Coastal dynamics can be investigated through the approach of shoreline change analysis, whereby shifts in the position of the shoreline are monitored over different time frames.
Burningham, H, Fernandez-Nunez, M
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Shoreline Change Modeling of Hawaii's Shorelines with CoSMoS-COAST

2023
As the climate changes, we are experiencing rising sea levels that lead to erosion and inundation in coastal communities. Coastal erosion is mainly driven by wave action, rising sea levels, geology, and beach shape. The state of Hawaii is known for its sandy beaches, as well as for its diverse geologic coastline structure and powerful wave climate ...
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Defining and interpreting shoreline change

Ocean & Coastal Management, 1996
Successfully managing the coastal zone requires careful consideration of all the components of shoreline motion. Shoreline movement is a complex phenomenon that is the result of both natural processes and man-made effects. Some of these processes occur over millennia, while others are recent and may be cyclic.
Fred E. Camfield, Andrew Morang
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