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Coastal flooding is becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change, rising sea levels, and increased storm intensity. Saltmarsh restoration, widely promoted as a nature-based solution, can
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asset management for port structures”. Norwegian ports are critical infrastructure — vital to national logistics, maritime trade, and the livelihoods of coastal communities. Yet unlike roads and bridges
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Saltmarshes and seagrasses are renowned for numerous ecosystem services including coastal defence, carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling, and water filtration (McKinley et al., 2018; Unsworth et al
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Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung | Sylt Ost, Schleswig Holstein | Germany | 13 days ago
their connection to coastal groundwater systems. OFG represents an important but still poorly understood component of coastal groundwater systems. Key questions concern its origin and age, hydraulic
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Join TU Delft to model the future ocean. Work on Digital Ocean Twins and climate scenarios shaping marine energy and coastal resilience across Europe. Job description Climate
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to receiving waters, posing major challenges for the protection of surface waters and coastal ecosystems. Urban drainage infrastructures, such as gully pots and stormwater ponds, play a critical role by
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socio-marine ecosystem models Marine and coastal socio-ecosystems such as Dublin Bay are highly complex systems subject to accelerated climate change. They are characterised by interacting biological
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for the protection of surface waters and coastal ecosystems. Urban drainage infrastructures, such as gully pots and stormwater ponds, play a critical role by retaining sediments and associated contaminants. However
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management of juvenile fish habitats, the student will be trained in a range of inter-disciplinary skills including coastal fish sampling, scientific diving, digital technologies and computer vision. Would
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. You will be involved in the further development and application of the FlexSem model system, which is a framework developed by the model group to describe the dynamics of coastal marine systems