Rates and Forcing of Marsh Edge Erosion in a Shallow Coastal Bay

Salt marshes can experience a significant land loss through erosion and retreat of their perimeter edges. Rates of shoreline change between 1957 and 2007 were determined for four salt marshes in a Virginia coastal bay using aerial photographs and the Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS). High av...

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Published in	Estuaries and coasts Vol. 38; no. 2; pp. 620 - 638
Main Authors	McLoughlin, Sean M, Wiberg, Patricia L, Safak, Ilgar, McGlathery, Karen J
Format	Journal Article
Language	English
Published	Boston Springer-Verlag 01.03.2015 Springer Science+Business Media Springer US Springer Nature B.V
Subjects	Aerial photography Coastal Sciences coasts Earth and Environmental Science Ecology energy flow Environment Environmental Management Erosion rates Estuaries Fluctuations Freshwater & Marine Ecology Marine Salt marshes Sea level Sea level rise Shorelines Soil erosion Water and Health water power Wave energy Wetlands Virginia ANW, USA, Virginia Shoreline change Virginia Coast Reserve Marsh edge Shallow coastal bays Wave power Coastal erosion
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Abstract	Salt marshes can experience a significant land loss through erosion and retreat of their perimeter edges. Rates of shoreline change between 1957 and 2007 were determined for four salt marshes in a Virginia coastal bay using aerial photographs and the Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS). High average rates of lateral erosion of 1.0–1.6 m year⁻¹were found at three marshes, while the edge of the fourth marsh, along the mainland edge of the bay, remained stable. Erosion rates were temporally consistent during the 50-year period at the three eroding sites, although there was a significant spatial variation in rates of change along the length of the edges at these sites. A simple parametric wave model and the SWAN (Simulating WAves Nearshore) spectral wave model were used to calculate incident wave energy flux along the marsh boundaries at each of the sites. Values of wave energy flux agreed fairly well between the two models but are sensitive to the manner in which wave energy flux is calculated. A stronger relationship was found between wave energy flux and volumetric erosion rates along the marsh edges than with lateral erosion rates. This is an important consideration when examining the effects of future sea level rise on marsh loss.
AbstractList	Salt marshes can experience a significant land loss through erosion and retreat of their perimeter edges. Rates of shoreline change between 1957 and 2007 were determined for four salt marshes in a Virginia coastal bay using aerial photographs and the Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS). High average rates of lateral erosion of 1.0-1.6 m year^sup -1^ were found at three marshes, while the edge of the fourth marsh, along the mainland edge of the bay, remained stable. Erosion rates were temporally consistent during the 50-year period at the three eroding sites, although there was a significant spatial variation in rates of change along the length of the edges at these sites. A simple parametric wave model and the SWAN (Simulating WAves Nearshore) spectral wave model were used to calculate incident wave energy flux along the marsh boundaries at each of the sites. Values of wave energy flux agreed fairly well between the two models but are sensitive to the manner in which wave energy flux is calculated. A stronger relationship was found between wave energy flux and volumetric erosion rates along the marsh edges than with lateral erosion rates. This is an important consideration when examining the effects of future sea level rise on marsh loss. Salt marshes can experience a significant land loss through erosion and retreat of their perimeter edges. Rates of shoreline change between 1957 and 2007 were determined for four salt marshes in a Virginia coastal bay using aerial photographs and the Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS). High average rates of lateral erosion of 1.0-1.6 m year super(-1) were found at three marshes, while the edge of the fourth marsh, along the mainland edge of the bay, remained stable. Erosion rates were temporally consistent during the 50-year period at the three eroding sites, although there was a significant spatial variation in rates of change along the length of the edges at these sites. A simple parametric wave model and the SWAN (Simulating WAves Nearshore) spectral wave model were used to calculate incident wave energy flux along the marsh boundaries at each of the sites. Values of wave energy flux agreed fairly well between the two models but are sensitive to the manner in which wave energy flux is calculated. A stronger relationship was found between wave energy flux and volumetric erosion rates along the marsh edges than with lateral erosion rates. This is an important consideration when examining the effects of future sea level rise on marsh loss. Salt marshes can experience a significant land loss through erosion and retreat of their perimeter edges. Rates of shoreline change between 1957 and 2007 were determined for four salt marshes in a Virginia coastal bay using aerial photographs and the Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS). High average rates of lateral erosion of 1.0-1.6 m year⁻¹ were found at three marshes, while the edge of the fourth marsh, along the mainland edge of the bay, remained stable. Erosion rates were temporally consistent during the 50-year period at the three eroding sites, although there was a significant spatial variation in rates of change along the length of the edges at these sites. A simple parametric wave model and the SWAN (Simulating WAves Nearshore) spectral wave model were used to calculate incident wave energy flux along the marsh boundaries at each of the sites. Values of wave energy flux agreed fairly well between the two models but are sensitive to the manner in which wave energy flux is calculated. A stronger relationship was found between wave energy flux and volumetric erosion rates along the marsh edges than with lateral erosion rates. This is an important consideration when examining the effects of future sea level rise on marsh loss. Salt marshes can experience a significant land loss through erosion and retreat of their perimeter edges. Rates of shoreline change between 1957 and 2007 were determined for four salt marshes in a Virginia coastal bay using aerial photographs and the Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS). High average rates of lateral erosion of 1.0–1.6 m year −1 were found at three marshes, while the edge of the fourth marsh, along the mainland edge of the bay, remained stable. Erosion rates were temporally consistent during the 50-year period at the three eroding sites, although there was a significant spatial variation in rates of change along the length of the edges at these sites. A simple parametric wave model and the SWAN (Simulating WAves Nearshore) spectral wave model were used to calculate incident wave energy flux along the marsh boundaries at each of the sites. Values of wave energy flux agreed fairly well between the two models but are sensitive to the manner in which wave energy flux is calculated. A stronger relationship was found between wave energy flux and volumetric erosion rates along the marsh edges than with lateral erosion rates. This is an important consideration when examining the effects of future sea level rise on marsh loss. Salt marshes can experience a significant land loss through erosion and retreat of their perimeter edges. Rates of shoreline change between 1957 and 2007 were determined for four salt marshes in a Virginia coastal bay using aerial photographs and the Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS). High average rates of lateral erosion of 1.0–1.6 m year⁻¹were found at three marshes, while the edge of the fourth marsh, along the mainland edge of the bay, remained stable. Erosion rates were temporally consistent during the 50-year period at the three eroding sites, although there was a significant spatial variation in rates of change along the length of the edges at these sites. A simple parametric wave model and the SWAN (Simulating WAves Nearshore) spectral wave model were used to calculate incident wave energy flux along the marsh boundaries at each of the sites. Values of wave energy flux agreed fairly well between the two models but are sensitive to the manner in which wave energy flux is calculated. A stronger relationship was found between wave energy flux and volumetric erosion rates along the marsh edges than with lateral erosion rates. This is an important consideration when examining the effects of future sea level rise on marsh loss.
Author	McGlathery, Karen J. Wiberg, Patricia L. McLoughlin, Sean M. Safak, Ilgar
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