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Yan Zhang, Bingfei Chu, Tianming Huang, Shengwen Qi, Michael Manga, Huai Zhang, Bowen Zheng and Yuxin Zhou
Carbon geological storage (CGS) is an important global practice implemented to mitigate the effects of CO2 emissions on temperature, climate, sea level, and biodiversity. The monitoring of CGS leakage and the impact of storage on hydrogeological properti...
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Z. Jason Hou, Nicholas D. Ward, Allison N. Myers-Pigg, Xinming Lin, Scott R. Waichler, Cora Wiese Moore, Matthew J. Norwood, Peter Regier and Steven B. Yabusaki
The influence of coastal ecosystems on global greenhouse gas (GHG) budgets and their response to increasing inundation and salinization remains poorly constrained. In this study, we have integrated an uncertainty quantification (UQ) and ensemble machine ...
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Tshepang Mmamorena Marema, Loago Molwalefhe and Elisha M. Shemang
The 3 April 2017 Mw 6.5 Moiyabana earthquake (Central Botswana) had a significant impact on groundwater levels; a gradual co-seismic increase and a stepwise decline in groundwater levels were observed in response to the earthquake at boreholes MH2 and Z1...
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Cun Jia, Lei Wang, Youquan Zhang, Meihui Lin, Yan Wan, Xiwu Zhou, Chunsheng Jing and Xiaogang Guo
To investigate the diurnal variation in phytoplankton biomass and its regulating factors during the diurnal cycle, we conducted in situ observations in June 2018 at three buoy stations, including Douwei Buoy Station, Minjiang Estuary Buoy Station, and Hu...
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Ismail Aouiche, Mouncef Sedrati and Edward J. Anthony
River mouths are dynamic systems that can respond rapidly to both fluxes in fluvial water and sediment discharge and marine energy conditions, notably waves. On semi-arid wave-exposed coasts, the morphosedimentary behaviour of river mouths is particularl...
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Jing Guo, Ye Ma, Chao Ding, Huawen Zhao, Zhixin Cheng, Guanxi Yan and Zaijin You
The impact of tidal oscillations on groundwater in coastal reclamation land demonstrates the complex hydrodynamic interaction between seawater and coastal hydrological aquifer systems. The tidal action not only affects the temporal variability of groundw...
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Danial Khojasteh, Tej Vibhani, Hassan Shafiei, William Glamore and Stefan Felder
Estuaries worldwide are experiencing increasing threats from climate change, particularly from the compounding effects of sea level rise (SLR) and varying magnitude of river inflows. Understanding the tidal response of estuaries to these effects can guid...
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Rutger W. A. Siemes, Trang Minh Duong, Pim W. J. M. Willemsen, Bas W. Borsje and Suzanne J. M. H. Hulscher
Estuaries are continuously adapting to anthropogenic pressure. Because of sea-level rise and reduced fluvial sediment supply, they are at risk of sediment starvation. Contrarily, some estuaries require frequent dredging after artificially deepening the c...
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Xiaomei Ji, Liming Huang, Wei Zhang and Peng Yao
Tidal current asymmetry, an important factor for waterborne substance transport, is strongly affected by the changing shoreline. Lingding Bay (LDB), located in the center of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, has suffered great shoreline cha...
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Merewalesi Yee, Annah E. Piggott-McKellar, Celia McMichael and Karen E. McNamara
Many low-lying communities around the world are increasingly experiencing coastal hazard risks. As such, climate-related relocation has received significant global attention as an adaptation response. However, emerging cases of populations resisting relo...
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