Inter-annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier Island coast

On the decadal time scale of coastal planning and management, relative sea-level rise is usually considered a trend or constant rate rather than a dynamic, time varying influence on coastal change. However, the coastal ocean sea level along the east coast of Florida and coastal regions further north...

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Main Author: Gary A. Zarillo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2023-06-01
Series:Frontiers in Environmental Science
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Online Access:https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fenvs.2023.1107458/full
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description On the decadal time scale of coastal planning and management, relative sea-level rise is usually considered a trend or constant rate rather than a dynamic, time varying influence on coastal change. However, the coastal ocean sea level along the east coast of Florida and coastal regions further north is, to a first order, controlled at the interannual and decadal time scale by the dynamics of North Atlantic circulation and Gulf Stream (GS) flow, Every coastal region has its own distinctive annual sea-level cycle, and longer-term intra- and inter-decadal sea-level oscillations. This paper addresses the influence of the strong Florida coastal ocean sea-level signal on topographic evolution of the shoreface, coastal sediment budgets, and potential for coastal transgression at the decadal time scale.
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spelling doaj.art-31f7cc1cf93e42f8b1ab1e6f35b84c282023-06-22T08:06:36ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Environmental Science2296-665X2023-06-011110.3389/fenvs.2023.11074581107458Inter-annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier Island coastGary A. ZarilloOn the decadal time scale of coastal planning and management, relative sea-level rise is usually considered a trend or constant rate rather than a dynamic, time varying influence on coastal change. However, the coastal ocean sea level along the east coast of Florida and coastal regions further north is, to a first order, controlled at the interannual and decadal time scale by the dynamics of North Atlantic circulation and Gulf Stream (GS) flow, Every coastal region has its own distinctive annual sea-level cycle, and longer-term intra- and inter-decadal sea-level oscillations. This paper addresses the influence of the strong Florida coastal ocean sea-level signal on topographic evolution of the shoreface, coastal sediment budgets, and potential for coastal transgression at the decadal time scale.https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fenvs.2023.1107458/fullsea-level risecoastal transgressionsediment budgetscoastal sea levelGulf Stream
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Inter-annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier Island coast
Frontiers in Environmental Science
sea-level rise
coastal transgression
sediment budgets
coastal sea level
Gulf Stream
title Inter-annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier Island coast
title_full Inter-annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier Island coast
title_fullStr Inter-annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier Island coast
title_full_unstemmed Inter-annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier Island coast
title_short Inter-annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier Island coast
title_sort inter annual sea level change and transgression along a barrier island coast
topic sea-level rise
coastal transgression
sediment budgets
coastal sea level
Gulf Stream
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