Quantifying rates of coastal subsidence since the last interglacial and the role of sediment loading

Simms, Alexander R; Anderson, John B.; DeWitt, Regina; Purcell, Anthony; Lambeck, Kurt

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Quantifying rates of coastal subsidence since the last interglacial and the role of sediment loading

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2013

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Simms, Alexander R

Anderson, John B.

DeWitt, Regina

Purcell, Anthony

Lambeck, Kurt

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Elsevier

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The rate of sea-level rise is expected to increase over the next century. In many areas, increasing rates of sea-level rise are exacerbated by subsidence. In order to develop proper mitigation strategies for coastal change, better estimates for the rates

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Global and Planetary Change

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10.1016/j.gloplacha.2013.10.002

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