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March, 2022 NO.3
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重点资讯
  • 信息的发送方式决定了人们是否会为灾害做准备;
  • 阿根廷Bahía Blanca河口潮汐河道蜿蜒中沉积物库对形成漩涡和维持深冲刷孔的贡献;
  • 后大流行世界中的小岛屿发展中国家: 气候行动的挑战和机遇;
  • FEC 研究员 Viola van Onselen 的最新出版物。
Highlight:
  • Whether people prepare for natural disasters depends on how the message is sent;
  • Sediment bank contribution to form a vortex and maintain a deep scour hole on tidal channel meander in the Bahía Blanca estuary, Argentina;
  • Small Island Developing States in a post-pandemic world: Challenges and opportunities for climate action;
  • New Publications from FEC Fellow - Viola van Onselen.
欢迎报名参加 - 2022年度华东师范大学青年科学家(学者) 在线国际论坛(海洋科学分论坛)
The State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research (SKLEC) will host Marine Sciences subforum on April 15th. It provides a platform for young scientists in marine science to share their research achievements, explore research frontiers and hotspots, and enhance academic cooperation. SKLEC also tailores this subforum for those who are willing to join in SKLEC.

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信息的发送方式决定了人们是否会为灾害做准备
Whether people prepare for natural disasters depends on how the message is sent
文章来自 FEC 研究员 Carmen Elrick-Barr 和 FEC 主席 Tim Smith

Article from FEC Fellow - Carmen Elrick-Barr and FEC Chair - Tim Smith.
沿海地区处于自然灾害的最前线--随着洪水对澳大利亚东南部部分地区的破坏,这一事实变得更加突出。
提供信息是政府帮助社区应对这些事件的最重要方式之一。这些信息旨在鼓励人们对他们所面临的风险做出更明智的决定并采取相应的行动。
但正如我们的新研究表明,仅仅提供信息是不够的。我们发现,当当局通过广播广告和小册子等被动手段提供有关自然灾害的一般信息时,大多数家庭并没有改变他们的行为。
为了确保我们的社区在面对日益恶化的自然灾害时保持弹性,政府必须找到更好的方式来传递重要的信息。

Coastal areas are at the frontline of natural hazards – a fact now thrown into sharp relief as flooding devastates parts of southeastern Australia.
Providing information is one of the most important ways governments can help communities cope with these events. Such information aims to encourage people to make more informed decisions about the risks they face and act accordingly.
But as our new research shows, simply providing information is not enough. We found when authorities deliver generic information about natural hazards via passive means, such as radio ads and brochures, most households did not change their behaviour.
To ensure our communities remain resilient in the face of worsening natural disasters, governments must find better ways to deliver important messages.

阿根廷Bahía Blanca河口潮汐河道蜿蜒中沉积物库对形成漩涡和维持深冲刷孔的贡献
Sediment bank contribution to form a vortex and maintain a deep scour hole on tidal channel meander in the Bahía Blanca estuary, Argentina
FEC 国际项目办公室(阿根廷)主任 Gerardo Miguel Eduardo Perillo 新发表的论文

The latest publication of FEC IPO-Argentina director - Gerardo Miguel Eduardo Perillo.
在潮汐主导的河口环境中,一系列广泛的过程决定了水动力和沉积平衡。潮汐河道可能会受到最具活力的过程的影响。因此,其地貌的变化需要持续的更新。通过海洋学调查,我们在Bahia Blanca河口(阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯省西南部)的Canal del Medio河段收集了现场水动力、测深和沉积学数据,以研究沉积物库的存在可能对特定河道内的潮汐流模式产生的影响。在蜿蜒的河道中发现了一个不寻常的椭圆形深冲刷孔,深度为12.60米(潮汐范围约为3米)。根据这些数据,我们发现冲刷孔的维持是可能的,因为存在一个与潮汐河岸相连的细长沙岸,作为水流的水动力障碍,导致涡流模式的改变。

A wide range of processes determine the hydrodynamics and sedimentary balance in tide-dominated estuarine environments. Tidal channels can be subject to the most energetic processes. Therefore, changes in their geomorphology require continuous updates. Through oceanographic surveys, were collected in situ hydrodynamic, bathymetric, and sedimentological data in a section of the Canal del Medio in the Bahia Blanca Estuary (southwest of the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina) to examine the possible effect that the presence of a sediment bank can have on the tidal current pattern within a specific meander. An unusual elliptical deep scour hole was detected with a depth of 12.60 m in the thalweg of the meander (tidal range is about 3 m). Based on the data, it was found that the maintenance of the scour hole is possible because of a vortex forced by the presence of an elongated sandy bank connected to the tidal channel bank that acts as a hydrodynamic barrier to the currents, inducing the modification of the meander pattern.

后大流行世界中的小岛屿发展中国家: 气候行动的挑战和机遇
Small Island Developing States in a post-pandemic world: Challenges and opportunities for climate action
FEC Academy 成员 Michelle Mycoo 最新发表的论文。

Paper from FEC Academy member - Michelle Mycoo.
小岛屿发展中国家(SIDS)受到了COVID-19的影响,并对其作出了反应,这为我们提供了关于气候变化下的脆弱性以及复原力途径的线索。在此,我们通过加勒比海、太平洋和印度洋小岛屿发展中国家的案例研究来思考其中的一些经验,探讨小岛屿发展中国家如何应对COVID-19,并考虑为该流行病制定的应对机制在支持气候变化的长期复原力方面的潜力。

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) have been impacted by and responded to COVID-19 in ways that give us clues about vulnerabilities under climate change, as well as pathways to resilience. Here, we reflect on some of these experiences drawing on case study examples from the Caribbean, Pacific, and Indian Ocean SIDS, exploring how SIDS have responded to COVID-19 and considering the potential for coping mechanisms enacted for the pandemic to support long-term resilience to climate change.

FEC 研究员 Viola van Onselen 的最新出版物
New Publications from FEC Fellow - Viola van Onselen
传统的 "硬 "保护结构的建造是为了在陆地和海洋之间有固定的界限,保护海岸线不受侵蚀。然而,在建造这些灰色结构后,往往会出现许多副作用,在海岸线上造成的问题多于解决方案。由于海岸工事,不仅自然栖息地丧失,而且还影响到沉积物的运输和供应;往往在施工后观察到邻近地区的侵蚀,或者这些结构前面的沙滩继续被侵蚀。在未来,可以在海岸带综合管理的框架内,从更自然(基于生态系统)和可持续的角度考虑不同的方法,以获得更好的长期效果。

Traditional ‘hard’ protection structures are constructed to have fixed boundaries between land and sea and protect the coastline from erosion. However, after the construction of these grey structures, often many side effects become visible and create more problems than solutions along the coastline. Not only natural habitats are lost due to coastal fortification, but it also influences sediment transport and availability; often erosion of adjacent areas is observed after construction or sandy beaches in front of these structures continue to erode. In the future, different methods could be considered in the framework of Integrated Coastal Zone Management and in terms of more natural (ecosystem-based) and sustainable approaches for better long-term results.
Coastal Radar
工作机会: 菲律宾大学迪利曼分校,海洋科学研究所
Job opportunity in the Marine Science Institute, College of Science, University of the Philippines Diliman
The Marine Science Institute, College of Science, University of the Philippines Diliman, invites applications for faculty positions in Chemical Oceanography/Marine chemist, Marine science (PMTMEM) and Marine Biology (Fish Biology and Ecology). Rank and salary are commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Applications should submit the following:
  1. Letter of intent
  2. Curriculum vitae including a list of publications
  3. PDF reprints of representative publications from 2015
  4. Plans for future research and teaching preferences
  5. Contact information of three referees

Applications should be sent by email to: Dr. Laura T. David, [email protected].
IMBeR国际项目办公室(中国)项目干事招聘启事
We are seeking a Project Officer for the IMBeR International Project Office in Shanghai, China!
The Integrated Marine Biosphere Research (IMBeR) project is an international research initiative focused on integrated multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research working towards sustainable oceans at a time of global change. In 2020, IMBeR and the East China Normal University (ECNU) jointly established an international project office, the IMBeR International Project Office (IMBeR IPO-China), to share administrative responsibilities while collaborating closely on major activities and initiatives of the IMBeR Science Plan with IMBeR IPO-Canada. IMBeR IPO-China also promotes IMBeR in the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and African regions. IMBeR and ECNU are looking to appoint an enthusiastic and motivated Project Officer, with the ability to contribute to the IMBeR data platforms, to work at the IMBeR IPO-China located at the State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, ECNU, Shanghai, China.

To apply, please send a cover letter (in English) describing your research interests and explaining why you are interested in the position, your CV, and the contact details of two referees to [email protected] before 6 April 2022. Please use “Your Name + IMBeR Project Officer” as the email subject line. Applicant data will be treated as strictly confidential. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to attend interviews and tests.


For more information please find it HERE.
FEC 研究员 Elegbede Isa Olalekan 参加了‘大西洋创新周’的活动
FEC Fellow - Elegbede Isa Olalekan attend the Atlantic innovation week
From Dr Elegbede Isa Olalekan: I was at Terceira Island, Azores, Portugal, from March 14 to 17, 2022 to attend the Atlantic innovation week and contribute to the Biodiversity and Marine Resources working group of the Açores IntAIRsect project. The International working groups with the project include 6 thematic areas:
Biodiversity and Marine Resources; Clean and Healthy Oceans; Integrated systems from the Seabed to Space; Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptions; Sustainable Energy Systems Data Science.

These working groups will collaborate in the preparation of applications for international funding within the scope of the thematic areas and with a focus on regional needs. Furthermore, a key objective of the project is the implementation of joint research agendas between the entities involved in each of the working groups. In this way, the continuity of established collaborations in research and technological development will be fostered and consequently, building permanent platforms for the development of projects of excellence.

For more information please find it HERE.
博士申请开放中!来自南澳大利亚弗林德斯大学海滩和沙丘系统(BEADS)实验室
PhD position in the Beach and Dune Systems (BEADS) Laboratory, Flinders University, South Australia
We have a Ph.D scholarship for a candidate to work on an Australian Research Council (ARC) funded project aiming to investigate the evolution, geology, stratigraphy, age structure, and geomorphology of the 180km long Younghusband Peninsula. This Holocene coastal barrier is dominated by transgressive dunefields and parabolic dunes. We aim to reconstruct the late Pleistocene-Holocene evolution of the barrier and also examine drivers of coastal change including the influence of neotectonics, changes in relative sea-level, climate, wave energy gradients and sediment supply, as well as examine the Holocene archaeology of the region. The candidate will join a multi-disciplinary, international team led by Professor Patrick Hesp (coastal & aeolian geomorphology) and including Dr Graziela Miot da Silva (marine geology; oceanography), Prof Colin Murray-Wallace (Quaternary geology), Dr Tora Tamura (Geology, dating), Prof Sergio Dillenburg (Quaternary geology), Prof Patrick Nunn ( Quaternary geology, coastal geography, oral history), Dr Ian Moffat (geophysics, archaeology), Prof Robert Bourman (coastal geology and geomorphology), Dr Christopher Wilson (archaeology), and Dr Roger Luebbers (coastal archaeology).
The successful PhD candidate will be responsible for conducting geological, geomorphological, sedimentological and chronological studies on the coastal barrier.
The candidate should preferably have an MSc degree in Geology, Sedimentology, Geomorphology, or a related field. Candidates with a BSc Honours degree will also be considered. Previous experience working with coastal systems, sediments and landforms, and GIS/Geospatial skills will be advantageous. We will also consider a cotutelle arrangement.
The Ph position is funded for 3.5 years and would preferably start by mid-year, 2022. Interested candidates should send a CV, motivation letter, and the names and email addresses of two referees via e-mail to Prof. Patrick Hesp at [email protected]. The deadline for applications is April 25th, 2022.
For further information about the project, please contact Prof. Patrick Hesp. General information about PhD studies at Flinders University is available at https://www.flinders.edu.au/study/courses/doctor-philosophy-phd-environmental-sciences.

New FEC Publications
FEC Official Journal
《人新世海岸》期刊专栏
Anthropocene Coasts special column
《人新世海岸(英文)》专辑《人新世海岸面临的挑战与解决方案》征稿启事

Anthropocene Coasts, an open access journal indexed in ESCI and Scopus, is looking for submissions for its upcoming collection: Challenge and Resolution to the Threatened Anthropocene Coast.

截稿日期:2022年4月30日
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SUBMISSION DEADLINE: April 30, 2022
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