Discover how waves, erosion, and sediment shape the UK's Jurassic Coast. Interviews and real-world examples bring coastal geography to life, from headlands to beaches, with a focus on sediment ...
PACIFIC CITY, Ore. — Scott Burns, professor emeritus in geology at Portland State University, thought he had seen it all — until he saw a couple of photos of an extremely rare sand formation on the ...
In the winter of 2006/2007 approximately 200,000 m³ of high quality sand from the dredging of the local marina were placed at the ocean-side beaches in the vicinity of a tourism development in Tróia, ...
A detailed geomorphological study of the Chilean coastal area of the Strait of Magellan aimed at the determination and description of different coastal environments and related processes. The survey ...
The coast is a highly dynamic region where land and ocean meet. The various coastal landforms are shaped primarily by oceanic currents, sea level changes, and waves, but are also influenced by ...
A new project is being launched that will help forecast what the UK's coastline will look like in the future, up to 100 years' time. The four-year £2.9m iCoast project is bringing together a number of ...
Explore the dynamic processes shaping the UK's Jurassic Coast through surfers, scientists, and stunning landforms in this engaging geography resource on coastal processes and landforms. Preview: ...
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