Graziela Miot da Silva

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Flinders University

Australia

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Dr. Graziela Miot da Silva is a Senior Lecturer at Flinders University in Australia. Her research encompasses various aspects of coastal geology and environmental interactions, with a focus on Holocene human-environment dynamics, aeolian sediment transport, and marine restoration practices. Recent articles co-authored by Dr. Miot da Silva explore topics such as coastal dune evolution, sea-level change related to the Great Barrier Reef, and the historical development of transgressive dunefields.

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Evolution, Morphodynamics and History of the Younghusband Peninsula

Open Date: 2022-01-01

Close Date: 2024-12-01

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Climate and environmental history of SE Queensland dunefields

Open Date: 2015-01-01

Close Date: 2017-12-31

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Patrick Nunn

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Calibrating Holocene human–environment interactions using ancient narratives: The example of Ngurunderi in South Australia

Fraser Island (K'gari) and initiation of the Great Barrier Reef linked by Middle Pleistocene sea-level change

Review and Direct Evidence of Transgressive Aeolian Sand Sheet and Dunefield Initiation

Flow dynamics over a high, steep, erosional coastal dune slope

Coastal aeolian sediment transport in an active bed surface layer: Tracer study and conceptual model

Multi-habitat seascape restoration: optimising marine restoration for coastal repair and social benefit

Natural remobilization and historical evolution of a modern coastal transgressive dunefield

A New Application of the Disturbance Index for Fire Severity in Coastal Dunes

A large mid-Holocene estuary was not present in the lower River Murray, Australia

Nebkha development and sediment supply

Assessing Shoreline Change using Historical Aerial and RapidEye Satellite Imagery (Cape Jaffa, South Australia)

Collaborators (15)

Patrick Nunn

Sierd de Vries

Christopher Wilson

Nicolas Robin

Stuart Pearson

Christa van IJzendoorn

Luke M. Mosley

Patrick Hesp

Caroline Fredriksson

Talitha Santini

John Tibby

David Bruce

Melissa Nursey-Bray

Ian Moffat

Robert Bourman

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