The purpose of this research project is to analyze four representative foredunes along the Duluth Barrier System (DBS) in Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin, U.S.A., using ground penetrating radar (GPR). The largest ...

Since the beginning of the 19th century, aeolian sand dunes, which are piles of loose sediment, have dominated the Curonian Spit. The sediment in aeolian dunes has been eroded and transported by wind. The World Heritage ...

The Nebraska Sandhills are 19,300 square miles of vegetated linear aeolian dunes in the Great Plains region, in north-central Nebraska. The goal of the ground penetrating radar (GPR) research on the Nebraska Sandhills is ...

The paired linear dunes in Nebraska were last active 700-1000 years ago when the last significant period of drought occurred. Reduction in vegetated cover in the previous drought resulted in aeolian [wind blown] process ...

Coastal communities are under increasing pressure because of sea level rise, storm surges, coastal flooding, and anthropogenic climate change. The coastline of Humboldt County, California, experiences the fastest rates of ...

Coastal communities are under increasing pressure from sea level rise and storm surges amplified by anthropogenic climate change. In Northern California, Humboldt Bay endures the fastest rates of sea level rise in California. ...

Coastal communities around the world are under increasing pressure because of sea level rise, storm surges, coastal flooding, and anthropogenic climate change. Humboldt County, California, experiences the fastest rates of ...