Abstract
Davis, R.A., 2013. A New Look at Barrier-Inlet Morphodynamics.Coastal morphodynamics is dependent on the interaction of multiple variables. An earlier publication demonstrated that the comparative influence of waves and tides was the fundamental relationship in coastal morphology. The discussion in this paper adds the important variables of tidal prism, sediment abundance, and sea-level change to the equation. Tidal prism is critical in that it can be the primary factor in morphodynamics if both wave and tidal climate are held constant. Abundant or scarce sediment availability can produce coastal morphology that would not develop otherwise. Because of the extremely slow rate of sea-level change, its impact is less prominent than the other variables and we see less evidence of its influence than the others, except in certain coastal reaches.
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