Renske Terwisscha van Scheltinga received the prize for best poster at the NCK Days 2013. She presented the results of her laboratory experiment in which she was able to re-create a tidal inlet system using a fast tilting flume. The poster focussed on the autocylic channel magration in these inlets. Check …
On the 26th of March Eveline van der Deijl will give her graduation talk. For her master thesis she has investigated the survival chances of mussel patch during autumn. Click here to read her abstract. Her Talk will be in a MSc. thesis symposium which will be held at 13.30 in room Zon 027.
During the NCK-days several talks and research posters have been presented by the Coastal group. The presented research posters can be found here.
The wave and current flume of the laboratory for physical geography is 18 m long, 0.40 m wide and 0.60 m deep. …
Awarded a RUBICON postdoctoral grant from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and Marie Curie Cofund Actions, Florent Grasso has joined the Coastal …
Introduction Mussel beds are important biogenic structures in the intertidal and subtidal environment of the (Dutch) Wadden Sea. Mussel beds are partly …
Introduction Nearshore sandbars (alongshore ridges of sand, located in 2 – 10m water depth, typical of micro- to mesotidal coasts) often exhibit …
Introduction The Berau river (Figure 1), East Kalimantan, Indonesia, discharges substantial amounts of water and sediment into the coastal zone. The river …
Bifurcations distribute water, sediment and contaminants over distributaries in deltas. The aim of this study is to develop and test a bifurcation …
Introduction During the last glacial, the Weichselian, incised-valleys systems formed as a result of low sea levels (up to 120 m lower …
