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Barrier Islands
Beach Erosion
Changing Sea Levels
Coastal Changes, Gradual
Coastal Changes, Rapid
Coastline Changes
El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
Global Warming (see Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming)
Sea-Level Rise, Effect
Storm Surge
Storms (see Meteorological Effects)
Tsunami
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Bypassing at Littoral Drift Barriers
Dikes
Engineering Applications of Coastal Geomorphology
History, Coastal Protection
Longshore Sediment Transport
Shore Protection Structures
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Bars
Beach Features
Beach Processes
Coasts, Coastlines, Shores and Shorelines
Coral Reef Coasts
Coral Reefs
Mapping Shores and Coastal Terrain
Photogrammetry
Remote Sensing of Coastal Environments
Rhythmic Patterns
Shoreface
Surf Zone Processes
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Beach Erosion
Bypassing at Littoral Drift Barriers
Coastal Processes (see Beach Processes)
Cross-Shore Sediment Transport
Erosion Processes
Gross Transport
Longshore Sediment Transport
Monitoring, Coastal Geomorphology
Nearshore Wave Measurement
Sediment Budget
Sediment Suspension by Waves
Tracers
Cross-references
Coastal Climate
Monitoring, Coastal Geomorphology
Wave Climate
Wave Environments
Wave Hindcasting
Wave Power
Wave Refraction Diagram
Waves
Cross-references
Cross-Shore Sediment Transport
Energy and Sediment Budgets of the Global Coastal Zone
Gross Transport
Longshore Sediment Transport
Sediment Budget
Waves
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Aquaculture
Climate Patterns in the Coastal Zones
Estuaries
Mangroves, Coastal Ecology
Marine Parks
New Zealand, Coastal Geomorphology and Oceanography
Rock Coast Processes
Sandy Coasts
Vegetated Coasts
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Barrier
El Niño-Southern Oscillation
Gravel Barriers
Longshore Sediment Transport
Surfing
Submerging Coasts
Tidal Inlets
Tsunami
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Estuaries
Global Vulnerability Analysis
Groundwater (see Hydrology of Coastal Zone)
History, Coastal Ecology
Monitoring, Coastal Ecology
North America, Coastal Geomorphology
Sampling Methods (see Monitoring, Coastal Ecology)
Salt Marsh
Sea-Level Rise, Effect
Vegetated Coasts
Water Quality
Wetlands
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Barrier Islands
Bay Beaches
Beach Ridges
Cheniers
Cliffed Coasts
Coastal Lakes and Lagoons
Coral Reef Coasts
Coral Reefs
Deltas
Developed Coasts
Geographical Coastal Zonality
Human Impact on Coasts
Mangroves, Ecology
Mangroves, Geomorphology
Middle America, Coastal Ecology and Geomorphology
Muddy Coasts
Paraglacial Coasts
Sandy Coasts
Vegetated Coasts
Wetlands
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Bioerosion
Cliffed Coasts
Cliffs, Erosion Rates
Erosion Processes
Microtidal Coasts
Sea-Level Indicators, Biological in Depositional Sequences
Sea-Level Indicators, Geomorphic
Shore Platforms
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Beach Erosion
Coastal Processes (see Beach Processes)
Coastal Modeling and Simulation
Coastline Changes
Cross-Shore Sediment Transport
History, Coastal Geomorphology
Human Impact on Coasts
Longshore Sediment Transport
Physical Models
Shore Protection Structures
Time Series Modeling
Wave Climate
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Gornitz, V. et al. (2005). N. In: Schwartz, M.L. (eds) Encyclopedia of Coastal Science. Encyclopedia of Earth Science Series. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3880-1_14
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