Search Results - "Lazarus, Eli D"

Generic theory for channel sinuosity by Lazarus, Eli D., Constantine, José Antonio

“…Sinuous patterns traced by fluid flows are a ubiquitous feature of physical landscapes on Earth, Mars, the volcanic floodplains of the Moon and Venus, and…”
Get full text

Land grabbing as a driver of environmental change by Lazarus, Eli D

“…A worldwide increase in large-scale land acquisitions over the past decade has been described as a global land rush for access to natural resources. 'Land…”
Get full text

Rapid seaward expansion of seaport footprints worldwide by Sengupta, Dhritiraj, Lazarus, Eli D.

“…Abstract As global maritime traffic increases, seaports grow to accommodate and compete for higher volumes of trade throughput. However, growth trajectories of…”
Get full text

Vegetation enhances curvature-driven dynamics in meandering rivers by Finotello, Alvise, Ielpi, Alessandro, Lapôtre, Mathieu G. A., Lazarus, Eli D., Ghinassi, Massimiliano, Carniello, Luca, Favaro, Serena, Tognin, Davide, D’Alpaos, Andrea

“…Stabilization of riverbanks by vegetation has long been considered necessary to sustain single-thread meandering rivers. However, observation of active…”
Get full text

Pushing the pace of tree species migration by Lazarus, Eli D, McGill, Brian J

“…Plants and animals have responded to past climate changes by migrating with habitable environments, sometimes shifting the boundaries of their geographic…”
Get full text

Thresholds in Road Network Functioning on US Atlantic and Gulf Barrier Islands by Aldabet, Sofia, Goldstein, Evan B., Lazarus, Eli D.

“…Barrier islands predominate the Atlantic and Gulf coastlines of the USA, where population and infrastructure growth exceed national trends. Forward‐looking…”
Get full text

Comparing Patterns of Hurricane Washover into Built and Unbuilt Environments by Lazarus, Eli D., Goldstein, Evan B., Taylor, Luke A., Williams, Hannah E.

“…Extreme geohazard events can change landscape morphology by redistributing huge volumes of sediment. Event‐driven sediment deposition is typically studied in…”
Get full text

Toward a Global Classification of Coastal Anthromes by Lazarus, Eli

“…Given incontrovertible evidence that humans are the most powerful agents of environmental change on the planet, research has begun to acknowledge and integrate…”
Get full text

The disaster trap: Cyclones, tourism, colonial legacies, and the systemic feedbacks exacerbating disaster risk by Lazarus, Eli D.

“…The long, open‐ended period of recovery from a disaster event is the phase of a disaster that the interdisciplinary field of disaster studies struggles to…”
Get full text

A conceptual beachhead: “Beaches and dunes of human-altered coasts” by Karl F. Nordstrom (1994) by Lazarus, Eli D

“…Approaching 30 years since its publication in Progress in Physical Geography, Nordstrom’s work from 1994 reads like an uncannily current synopsis of grand…”
Get full text

Sediment supply as a driver of river meandering and floodplain evolution in the Amazon Basin by Constantine, José Antonio, Dunne, Thomas, Ahmed, Joshua, Legleiter, Carl, Lazarus, Eli D.

“…Proposed engineering projects in the Amazon Basin would disrupt sediment supplies to lowland rivers. Landsat imagery of Amazonian tributaries reveals that…”
Get full text

Scaling laws for coastal overwash morphology by Lazarus, Eli D.

“…Overwash is a physical process of coastal sediment transport driven by storm events and is essential to landscape resilience in low‐lying barrier environments…”
Get full text

Environmental signal shredding on sandy coastlines by Lazarus, Eli D, Harley, Mitchell D, Blenkinsopp, Chris E, Turner, Ian L

“…How storm events contribute to long-term shoreline change over decades to centuries remains an open question in coastal research. Sand and gravel coasts…”
Get full text

Labeling Poststorm Coastal Imagery for Machine Learning: Measurement of Interrater Agreement by Goldstein, Evan B., Buscombe, Daniel, Lazarus, Eli D., Mohanty, Somya D., Rafique, Shah Nafis, Anarde, Katherine A., Ashton, Andrew D., Beuzen, Tomas, Castagno, Katherine A., Cohn, Nicholas, Conlin, Matthew P., Ellenson, Ashley, Gillen, Megan, Hovenga, Paige A., Over, Jin‐Si R., Palermo, Rose V., Ratliff, Katherine M., Reeves, Ian R. B., Sanborn, Lily H., Straub, Jessamin A., Taylor, Luke A., Wallace, Elizabeth J., Warrick, Jonathan, Wernette, Phillipe, Williams, Hannah E.

“…Abstract Classifying images using supervised machine learning (ML) relies on labeled training data—classes or text descriptions, for example, associated with…”
Get full text

Process signatures in regional patterns of shoreline change on annual to decadal time scales by Lazarus, Eli D., Murray, A. Brad

“…Gradients in wave‐driven alongshore sediment transport influence the morphologies of sediment‐covered coastlines on a range of spatial and temporal scales,…”
Get full text

The Role of Storm‐Driven Seaward Sediment Flux in Coastal Barrier Dynamics Is an Enduring Puzzle by Lazarus, Eli D.

“…Coastal barrier systems are low‐lying environments that bear the brunt of storm impacts, with cumulative and complex consequences for barrier evolution. Most…”
Get full text

Volume Estimation From Planform Characteristics of Washover Morphology by Lazarus, Eli D., Williams, Hannah E., Goldstein, Evan B.

“…Overwash is the cross‐shore transport of water and sediment from a waterbody over the crest of a sand or gravel barrier beach, and washover is the resulting…”
Get full text

Remotely sensed land‐cover change and floodplain disturbance following upstream‐migrating river avulsions in tropical rainforests by Henson, Riley T., Edmonds, Douglas A., Lazarus, Eli D.

“…Abstract The displacement of a river to a new position within its adjacent floodplain is called avulsion, and here we examine how a newly recognized style,…”
Get full text

An evolving research agenda for human–coastal systems by Lazarus, Eli D., Ellis, Michael A., Brad Murray, A., Hall, Damon M.

“…Within the broad discourses of environmental change, sustainability science, and anthropogenic Earth-surface systems, a focused body of work involves the…”
Get full text

Masked Shoreline Erosion at Large Spatial Scales as a Collective Effect of Beach Nourishment by Armstrong, Scott B., Lazarus, Eli D.

“…Sea‐level rise along low‐lying coasts of the world's passive continental margins should, on average, drive net shoreline retreat over large spatial scales…”
Get full text