Modelling long-term shoreline evolution in highly anthropized coastal areas. Part 2: Assessing the response to climate change
Abstract
Here, a methodology to obtain ensemble shoreline change projections at regional scale by combining multi-model projections of wave climate and water levels and the reduced-complexity shoreline evolution model in Alvarez-Cuesta et al. (2021) is presented. In order to account for climate change uncertainty, dynamically downscaled and bias corrected projected waves and storm surge series from five different combinations of global and regional...
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Title
Modelling long-term shoreline evolution in highly anthropized coastal areas. Part 2: Assessing the response to climate change
Published Date
Sep 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
168
Pages
103961 - 103961
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