Investigating the Risk of Galveston's Proposed Floating Sector Gates Failing Under Reverse Loading Conditions

Approaches reproducing suspended sediment transport through vegetation

Reducing hydraulic loads on river dikes by construction of longitudinal mounds of local soil

The Effect of an Underwater Sill against Salt Intrusion on Port Logistics

Modelling sediment and propagule pathways to improve mangrove rehabilitation: A case study of the pilot project in Demak, Indonesia

Building with Nature Opportunities for the San Antonio Port Expansion Project

Sea level rise in the Oosterschelde estuary: A study of the long-term morphological development of a model of the Oosterschelde with accelerated sea level rise if the storm surge barrier is removed

Channel Network Morphodynamics in the Lower Paraná Delta: Modelling the Influence of Natural Processes and Anthropogenic Activities on Morphological Changes in the Lower Paraná Delta Channel Network

Rehabilitating mangroves with a sediment nourishment: An initial assessment using a schematised model

Morphodynamic Modelling of the Ameland Ebb-Tidal Delta: An Assessment of the 2018 - 2019 Pilot Nourishment

Morphodynamic Modelling in Tidal and Estuarine Environments: A Heuristic Investigation into Methods to Model Medium-Term Meso-scale Morphological Features

Stability of intertidal and subtidal areas after Delta21 plan: Evaluating the consequences for the morphological development produced by the interventaion

Modelling of storm surge due to hurricanes in Mississippi (USA)

Rainfall – runoff model of the Huangpu River in Shanghai

Modelling the influence of variability on the sediment dynamics in Canal Emilio Mitre: A study on the effect of climate, deepening and wind scenarios on a navigation channel through the Rio de la Plata estuary

A predictive view on Durbans flood safety: The Golden Mile protected in style

The applicability of the mega nourishment concept for the purpose of combating erosion in Cua Dai beach

Tidal energy generation in Kalpasar

Simulation of Nearshore Processes and Testing of Implicit and Explicit Vegetation Representations in SWAN

Are inundation limit and maximum extent of sand useful for differentiating tsunamis and storms?: An example from sediment transport simulations on the Sendai Plain, Japan