Back to the field!!
After three years of COVID-19 and La Niña, we went back to a weekend fieldtrip! Aside from being super hard, those years provided valuable lessons about what we were missing […]
Tag Archives: coastal morphodynamics
Hot off the press: Creating communities and communicating science during COVID-19: From Coast2Coast to Coast2Cast
As the world was locking down in 2020, a group of us started new online initiatives. Coast2Coast is a zoominar series (seminars on zoom) and Coast2Cast is a podcast where […]
HOT OFF THE PRESS! DECADAL SHORELINE EROSION AND RECOVERY OF BEACHES IN MODIFIED AND NATURAL ESTUARIES
Figure: A decadal behavioural typology for BEBs. prograding, quasi-stable, retreating, and storm relict. Behaviours are shown with an example BEB from Garigal (Pittwater) or Kamay (Botany Bay) in Sydney. This […]
#Coast2Coast and #Coast2Cast
#Coast2Coast (seminar series) and #Coast2Cast (podcast) are science communication outreach activities. This week we launch #Coast2Cast a podcast about coastal geoscience that you can find in Spotify or Podbean (for now).
Coast 2 Coast Zoominar Series (#C2C)
One of the very few positive outcomes of COVID-19 has been the organisation of what started as an Australia-New Zealand seminar series on Zoom (==> Zoominar). This zooominar series is […]
JASAG 2017
Last Friday we had a productive worskshop discussing the geomorphology of coral reefs with our Australian and Japanese colleagues. It was an inspiring day for sharing and discussing our latest […]
Hot off the press! Storms in coral reefs
A new book on “Coastal Storms: Processes and Impacts” has been published by Wiley. The book editors are Paolo Ciavola and Giovanni Coco; this book is a timely contribution on […]
#ICS2016 Fieldtrip to One Tree Island Research Station
As part of ICS2016 we offered the delegates the opportunity of coming and visiting One Tree Island Research Station. It was an optional post-conference fieldtrip and the opportunity was taken […]
Organising #ICS2016
Organising ICS2016 was tough and challenging at times and it required quite a lot of time; it was also fun and exciting. The entire process is enormous and without the […]
Coastal Sediments in San Diego (USA) and Delft 3D course in Ensenada (Mexico) 2015
I have recently returned from two weeks overseas. I first went to San Diego (USA) to attend Coastal Sediments 2015. Coastal Sediments is awesome. It happens every 4 years and […]
Geocoastal Research Group 