Effects of Large-Scale Coastal Construction on Storm Surge Height in Shallow Coastal Zones of the Yellow Sea, South Korea

Storm Surge Frequency Analysis of Major Coasts Along the Korean Peninsula Using Historical Typhoons

“…Furthermore, 53% of the South Korean coastline has been artificially modified towing to large-scale land reclamation efforts and dike construction. Such large-scale coastal developments have caused the typhoon-induced maximum storm surge height to increase by 24% on average (Lee et al, 2020). Therefore, although it is important to reproduce earlier meteorological fields, it is necessary to consider the coastline and water depth before commencing large-scale construction activities.…”

Monitoring Coastline Dynamics Using Satellite Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems: A Review of Global Trends

“…The rocky cliff retreat occurs along the western coast along the Caribbean coast of Colombia (Paniagua-Arroyave et al, 2018). The coastal changes along the Artificially protected coastline of the South Korean coastline were analyzed between 1970 and 2010 (Lee et al, 2020).…”