Scientific Papers – Coastal Change

Scientific Papersadmin2024-08-02T12:04:29+12:00

Scientific Papers.

Published papers

80 Years of Shoreline Change in Northland – Dickson et al., 2021

Aotearoa New Zealand’s coastal archeological heritage. A geostatistical overview of threatened sites – Jones et al., 2023

Regional implementation of coastal erosion hazard zones for archaeological application – Jones et al., 2024

Understanding shoreline change and sea-level rise. What it means for adaptation of coastal infrastructure – Ryan et al., 2020

The use of historic and contemporary coastal-change data for adaptation decision-making – Dickson et al., 2022

Work in progress (Not yet published)

Multi-proxy coastal change analyses
Vegetation control on coastal change patterns around Aotearoa NZ
The future of coastal mapping
Patterns of coastal erosion and accretion around Aotearoa New Zealand
Coastal erosion impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle around Aotearoa New Zealand
Aotearoa New Zealand’s National Coastal Change Dataset

This map is based on historical coastal positions interpreted from aerial photographs and satellite images. The map depicts rates of coastal change (erosion and accretion) at 10 m increments around most of the open coast. The rate of change is subject to errors associated with image quality, image processing, and interpretation of the coastline. The rate of change is an estimate only and subject to uncertainty. We make no representations or warranties or guarantees as to the accuracy of the data, the map, or any other content. The University of Auckland, and any of its employees, contractors, and any of the team members and other contributors shall have no liability whatsoever to any person or entity in connection with the data, the map, or other content, on any ground, for any loss, damage, cost or expense, including arising from any use or reliance on the data, map or other content. By using the data, the map, or other content you accept and understand that any reliance that you place on the data, map, or content is at your own risk, and you accept the terms of this disclaimer.