DHA/NEC - Comunicações a congressos e artigos de revista: Recent submissions

  • Estudo de caracterização e viabilidade de um quebra-mar destacado multifuncional em frente à Praia da Vagueira 
    Sancho, F. E.; Oliveira, F. S. B. F.; Fortes, C. J. E. M.; Baptista, P.; Roebeling, P. (Instituto Hidrográfico, 2020-11)
    Apresenta-se neste trabalho um resumo do projeto “Estudo de caracterização e viabilidade de um quebra-mar destacado multifuncional em frente à Praia da Vagueira”, efetuado pelo LNECUAveiro- IST para a Agência Portuguesa ...
  • Modelação da evolução da linha de costa no litoral arenoso do arco Caparica-Espichel 
    Sancho, F. E. (Instituto Hidrográfico, 2020-11)
    Sancho /et al/. (2019) obtiveram resultados do transporte longilitoral ao longo do arco Caparica-Cabo Espichel, a partir da retro-simulação de 65 anos de agitação marítima (Sancho /et al/., 2018). O presente artigo dá ...
  • Sistema de vídeo-monitorização para extração de parâmetros hidromorfológicos. O caso de estudo da praia da Vagueira 
    Santos, F.; Baptista, P.; Silva, P.; Pais Barbosa, J.; Andriolo, U.; Sancho, F. E. (Instituto Hidrográfico, 2020-11)
    Observações de alta frequência de processos hidro-morfológicos são fundamentais para apoiar os gestores e engenheiros costeiros. Os sistemas costeiros de vídeo-monitorização provaram ser uma forma eficiente e económica ...
  • Correntes, ondas e transporte de sedimentos na baía de Nacala, Moçambique 
    Portela, L. I. (Instituto Hidrográfico, 2020-11)
    A baía de Nacala é um sistema costeiro semi-confinado que acolhe o principal porto do norte de Moçambique. As marés, as correntes, as ondas e o transporte de sedimentos no sistema foram estudados com recurso a modelos ...
  • Evolução do sistema Bugio-Caparica entre 1980 e 2018 
    Portela, L. I. (Instituto Hidrográfico, 2020-11)
    Procede-se à comparação de levantamentos topo-hidrográficos à escala decenal (1980-2018) com o objetivo de contribuir para a interpretação da evolução morfológica do sistema Bugio-Caparica e para o esclarecimento do ...
  • Coastal flooding process: comparing different coastal typologies response to extreme hydrodynamic conditions 
    Freire, P.; Oliveira , F.; Oliveira, J. N. (Coastal Education and Research Foundation (CERF), 2020-06)
    To upgrade the response capability to coastal flood events, hazard predictions need to be improved through integrating the effect of the coastal morphological variability in the nearshore-foreshore-backshore hydromorphological ...
  • Enhancing estuarine flood risk management: comparative analysis of three estuarine systems 
    Rilo, Ana; Tavares, A.; Freire, P.; Zêzere, J. L.; Haigh, I. (Coastal Education and Research Foundation (CERF), 2020-06)
    Estuarine flood risk management is a challenge for coastal managers since this type of system is usually complex due to the presence of multiple trigger combinations that can induce flood events affecting different types ...
  • Flooding occurrences in the portuguese continental coastal zone: a database for the period 1980-2018 
    Barros, J.; Freire, P.; Perdiz, L.; Tavares, A. (Research Publishing Services, 2020-06)
    The Portuguese continental coastal zone is characterized by its lithological, morphological, biological and landscape diversity. With a coastline extension of approximately 987 km, this zone has great importance in the ...
  • Hybrid monitoring-modelling analysis on the storm induced sediment dynamics of a structure-controlled beach 
    Oliveira, J. N.; Oliveira , F.; Freire, P.; Teixeira, A. (Coastal Education and Research Foundation (CERF), 2020-06)
    The main objective of this study is to investigate the effect of sediment flushing on the morphology of artificially embayed beaches using field data and numerical modelling. The sandy stretch of Cova-Gala in the West ...
  • Observatórios costeiros: integração em tempo real de previsões de circulação e da qualidade da água em sistemas de classificação 
    Rodrigues, M.; Fortunato, A. B.; Rogeiro, J.; Santos, D.; Oliveira, A.; Martins, R.; Rosa, A.; Teixeira, J.; Jacob, J.; Cravo, A.; Azevedo, A.; Freire, P. (Instituto Superior Técnico, 2019-05)
    Os observatórios costeiros podem apoiar a gestão diária e a longo prazo dos sistemas costeiros, permitindo antecipar eventos de contaminação, contribuir para a vigilância contínua destas zonas e implementar e adaptar planos ...
  • OPENCoastS: on-demand forecast tool for management 
    Rodrigues, M.; Rogeiro, J.; Bernardo, S.; Oliveira, A.; Fortunato, A. B.; Teixeira, J.; Lopes, P.; Azevedo, A.; Gomes, J.; David, M.; Pina, J. (Mediterranean Coastal Foundation, 2019-10)
    Coastal forecast systems have become reliable tools to support daily coastal management and strategic long-term planning. However, the availability of these systems for most coastal areas remains scarce, in particular for ...
  • Towards an operational hydrodynamics and biogeochemical model of the Tagus estuary 
    Rodrigues, M.; Santos, D.; Rogeiro, J.; Fortunato, A. B.; Teixeira, J.; Oliveira, A.; Martins, R. (International Society for Ecological Modelling / Elsevier, 2019-10)
    Climate change and the predicted increase of human activities in estuaries may increase the hazards in these systems. Water observatories can support both the daily and the long-term management of estuarine ecosystems. ...
  • Tagus estuary observatory: seasonal monitoring of the water quality 
    Rodrigues, M.; Cravo, A.; Freire, P.; Rosa, A.; Santos, D. (CSIC - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 2019-06)
    The Tagus estuary (Portugal) supports diverse uses and activities and its ecological value is well recognized. This study aimed to characterize the water quality in the Tagus estuary during one year, as part of the Tagus ...
  • Using HPC to enable coastal waters observatories 
    Rodrigues, M.; Oliveira, A.; Martins, R.; Rogeiro, J.; Santos, D.; Fortunato, A. B.; Azevedo, A. (Ibergrid 2019, 2019-09)
    Coastal systems are among the most productive ecosystems in the world, providing multiple resources and guaranteeing the resilience of the coastal communities. Climate change (e.g., sea level rise) represents a major threat ...
  • Water observatories as supporting tools to climate change adaptation in coastal ecosystems 
    Rodrigues, M.; Cravo, A.; Fortunato, A. B.; Oliveira, A.; Martins, R.; Jacob, J.; Rogeiro, J.; Rosa, A.; Santos, D.; Freire, P.; Azevedo, A. (ECCA 2019, 2019-05)
    Climate change, such as sea level rise, represents a major threat to the world’s coastal systems, via potential increases in salinity, acceleration in the nutrients cycling and disruption of aquatic ecosystems.
  • Numerical assessment of the saltwater propagation in the upper Tagus estuary during droughts 
    Rodrigues, M.; Fortunato, A. B.; Freire, P. (ECCA 2019, 2019)
    Estuarine uses and activities may be negatively affected by climatic variability and climate change
  • Saltwater Intrusion in the Upper Tagus Estuary during droughts 
    Rodrigues, M.; Fortunato, A. B.; Freire, P. (MDPI, 2019-09)
    Droughts reduce freshwater availability and have negative environmental, economic, and social impacts. In estuaries, the dynamics between the saltwater and the freshwater can be a ected during droughts, which can impact ...
  • Tidal influence on the phytoplankton community of Tagus estuary 
    Cereja, R.; Cruz, J.; Brito, A.; Rodrigues, M.; Brotas, V. (EEF 2019, 2019-07)
    Estuaries are highly variable systems and the most productive ecosystems in the world. Phytoplankton is a major contributor to the high productivity, rapidly responding to changes in the environment
  • Importance of infragravity waves in a wave-dominated inlet under storm conditions 
    Mendes, D.; Fortunato, A. B.; Bertin, X.; Martins, K.; Lavaud, L.; Silva, A. N.; Pires Silva, A.; Coulombier, T.; Pinto, J. (Elsevier, 2020-01)
    The processes associated with infragravity waves (IGW) and their role on the hydro-sedimentary dynamics of a wave-dominated inlet are investigated using field observations collected at the Albufeira Lagoon (Portugal) during ...
  • The Tagus estuary 
    Freire, P. (-, 2019-11)
    The estuary of the Tagus river is one of the largest estuaries in Europe covering an area of about 320 km2. It is located in the Portuguese west coast, in the metropolitan area of Lisbon, and due to its social and ...

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