Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.
Coastal
morphological
changes
can
be
assessed
using
shoreline
position
observations
from
space.
However,
satellite-derived
waterline
(SDW)
and
(SDS;
SDW
corrected
for
hydrodynamic
contributions
outliers)
detection
methods
are
subject
to
several
sources
of
uncertainty
inaccuracy.
We
extracted
high-spatiotemporal-resolution
(~50
m-monthly)
time
series
mean
high
water
along
the
Columbia
River
Littoral
Cell
(CRLC),
located
on
US
Pacific
Northwest
coast,
Landsat
missions
(1984–2020).
examined
accuracy
SDS
mesotidal,
mildly
sloping,
high-energy
wave
climate
dissipative
beaches
CRLC
by
validating
them
against
20
years
quarterly
in
situ
beach
elevation
profiles.
found
that
heavily
depends
capability
identify
remove
outliers
correct
biases
stemming
tides
runup.
we
show
only
correcting
data
is
sufficient
accurately
measure
change
trends
CRLC.
Ultimately,
strong
agreement
with
data,
facilitating
spatiotemporal
analysis
coastal
highlighting
an
overall
accretion
signal
during
past
four
decades.