| one publication added to basket [204035] | Long-term rise of storminess of the Baltic Sea near Poland: possible origin and consequences
Rozynski, G.; Pruszak, Z. (2010). Long-term rise of storminess of the Baltic Sea near Poland: possible origin and consequences, in: McKee Smith, J. et al. (Ed.) Proceedings of the 32nd International Conference Coastal Engineering 2010. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 32: pp. 1-11 In: McKee Smith, J.; Lynett, P. (Ed.) (2010). Proceedings of the 32nd International Conference Coastal Engineering 2010. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 32. Coastal Engineering Research Council of the American Society of Civil Engineers: New York. , more In: Coastal Engineering Proceedings. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE): New York. ISSN 2156-1028, more |  |
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| Keywords | Climatic changes
Erosion > Coastal erosion > Beach erosion
Hazards > Weather hazards > Storms
ANE, Baltic [Marine Regions]; ANE, Poland [Marine Regions]
Marine/Coastal |
| Abstract | Long-term growth of storminess of the Baltic Sea near Poland has been identified for autumn and winter months, particularly for January. This growth is concurrent with the increase of westerly waves in Jan., Feb. and Oct. A vivid relationship between the North Atlantic Oscillation and significant wave height Hs in Jan. suggests it can be a potential driver of storminess growth in that month. For Feb. this relationship is unstable; other months demonstrate no connection toward the NAO. The wave climate in January also exhibits a strong 8-year cycle, very likely to drive 8-year variations of shoreline position, detected previously at a study site. The influence of NAO may manifest an |
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