Search Results - "Bryan, K.R."

Modelling the effects of tidal range and initial bathymetry on the morphological evolution of tidal embayments by van Maanen, B., Coco, Giovanni, Bryan, K.R.

“…Tidal embayments are characterized by a wide variety of landscape features, often including either complex tidal channel networks or extensive flood-tidal…”
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Are flow-vegetation interactions well represented by mimics? A case study of mangrove pneumatophores by Horstman, E.M., Bryan, K.R., Mullarney, J.C., Pilditch, C.A., Eager, C.A.

“…•Vegetation heterogeneity has minor effects on relative within-canopy velocities.•Discrete canopy density transitions intensify and confine the canopy shear…”
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Modelling the dispersal of biodeposits from mussel farms: The importance of simulating biodeposit erosion and decay by Giles, H., Broekhuizen, N., Bryan, K.R., Pilditch, C.A.

“…Biodeposit accumulation beneath suspended mussel farms is affected by their initial dispersal while settling to the bottom following release, their…”
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Storm-driven changes in rip channel patterns on an embayed beach by Gallop, S.L., Bryan, K.R., Coco, Giovanni, Stephens, S.A.

“…This paper introduces a semi-automatic computer algorithm designed to detect rip current channels in video imagery. As a case study, this method is applied to…”
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The role of mangroves in coastal flood protection: The importance of channelization by Montgomery, J.M., Bryan, K.R., Coco, G.

“…The historical, present, and projected future risk of coastal flooding necessitates measures to protect coastal communities and environments, including using…”
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Environmental state of a small intertidal estuary a decade after mangrove clearance, Waikaraka Estuary, Aotearoa New Zealand by Stokes, D.J., Glover, H.E., Bryan, K.R., Pilditch, C.A.

“…Unlike many parts of the world, mangrove coverage has been steadily increasing in Aotearoa, New Zealand since the 1900s. Intentional mangrove removal in…”
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Beach response to a sequence of extreme storms by Coco, Giovanni, Senechal, N., Rejas, A., Bryan, K.R., Capo, S., Parisot, J.P., Brown, J.A., MacMahan, J.H.M.

“…A sequence of daily beach surveys acquired over one month covering an area larger than 100,000m2, was analyzed to study morphological changes resulting from a…”
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Rapid response data-driven reconstructions for storm surge around New Zealand by Tausía, J., Delaux, S., Camus, P., Rueda, A., Méndez, F., Bryan, K.R., Pérez, J., Costa, C.G.R., Zyngfogel, R., Cofiño, A.

“…In conjunction with tides, storm surge is one major driver of coastal flooding associated with storm events. Because local inundation is strongly modulated by…”
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Observations of shoreline–sandbar coupling on an embayed beach by van de Lageweg, W.I., Bryan, K.R., Coco, Giovanni, Ruessink, B.G.

“…We analyse a seven-year dataset (1999–2005) of shoreline and sandbar variations derived from video observations at the embayed Tairua Beach, New Zealand, to…”
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Climatic influences on active layer depth between 2000 and 2018 in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Ross Sea Region, Antarctica by Carshalton, A.G., Balks, M.R., O'Neill, T.A., Bryan, K.R., Seybold, C.A.

“…The maximum seasonal depth of thaw (the active layer depth) in permafrost soils is influenced by a range of soil and atmospheric variables. The active layer…”
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Morphodynamics of Embayed Beaches: The Effect of Wave Conditions by Daly, C.J., Bryan, K.R., Roelvink, J.A., Klein, A.H.F., Hebbeln, D., Winter, C.

“…Embayed beaches are abundant along many coastlines of the world, yet our understanding of the role of wave conditions on their morphodynamics still needs to be…”
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Spatial and temporal variability of titanomagnetite placer deposits on a predominantly black sand beach by Bryan, K.R., Robinson, A., Briggs, R.M.

“…Titanomagnetite forms rich placer deposits along the northwest coast of New Zealand. These deposits were sampled along 3 shore-normal transects spaced over the…”
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Onshore sandbar migration at Tairua Beach (New Zealand): Numerical simulations and field measurements by van Maanen, B., de Ruiter, P.J., Coco, Giovanni, Bryan, K.R., Ruessink, B.G.

“…We observed the onshore migration (3.5 m/day) of a nearshore sandbar at Tairua Beach, New Zealand during 4 days of low-energy wave conditions. The…”
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Seasonal rotation of a mixed sand-gravel beach by Dolphin, T.J., Vincent, C.E., Wihsgott, J., Belhache, M., Bryan, K.R.

“…Beach rotation is the result of alternation between two prevailing wave directions in which sufficient time elapses to allow longshore sediment transport to…”
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Video Observations of Rip Formation and Evolution by Bogle, J.A., Bryan, K.R., Black, K.P., Hume, T.M., Healy, T.R.

“…To observe and quantify the changes in rip channels and sand bars, a computer-controlled video camera was deployed on Paku Hill at Tairua Beach, on the East…”
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