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Hypsometry as a Tool for Calculating Coastal Submergence Rates

by Graham Giese,
Henry Bokuniewicz,
Gary Zarillo,
John Hennessy,
George Smith,
Sara Tangren,
Mindy Zimmerman,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Coastal Zone '85

Abstract:

A contemporary rise in relative sea level is slowly submerging the outwash plain which lies behind Long Island's barrier beaches. While relative sea level change rates vary widely from region to region, they are often highly coherent within particular regions, one of which consists of the coast of eastern North America and the Caribbean.

Subject Headings: Submerging | Sea level | Shoreline protection | Coastal processes | Coastal management | Beaches | Retaining structures | North America

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