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Till Hanebuth

Professor Coastal and Marine Geology Marine Science

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

School Of The Coastal Environment

Department Of Marine Science

Department Of Secondary Science Education

Department of Marine Science

Gupta College of Science

Department of Marine Science

School Of The Coastal Environment

Studies Of Department Of Coastal Marine And Wetland

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Till Hanebuth is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University Professor Coastal and Marine Geology Marine Science at Coastal Carolina University.

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Till Hanebuth

Coastal Carolina University

Professor Coastal and Marine Geology Marine Science

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earth science sedimentology marine geology geology geography sediment research environmental science stratigraphy sediment transport geomorphology continental shelf research quaternary science palaeogeography oceanography coastal research sediment process geochronology sedimentation continental shelf sedimentary geology ocean sciences sedimentary record coastal geomorphology applied geochemistry sediment-water interaction quaternary period holocene climate dynamics planetary sciences paleoclimatology paleoenvironmental change coastal deposit cryosphere marine pollution sea-level history oceanographic research sea level rise environmental geochemistry nw iberia marine chemistry paleoceanography quaternary research paleoenvironmental reconstruction sea-level change coastal management glacial process sea ice oceanic science cold region science marine systems continental margins nw barents sea nw spain ocean modelling palaeo-environmental reconstruction quaternary tectonic deformation coastal process geologic time scale northern argentina southeastern south america sunda shelf mud depocenters geochemical studies facies analysis ocean exploration southeast asia nw africa pleistocene basin evolution holocene evolution plata river region oceanographic processes new multidisciplinary approach past 1200 late pleistocene mauritanian shelf

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Coastal Erosion as a Major Sediment Source in the Inner Gulf of Thailand: Implications for Carbon Dynamics in Tropical Coastal Ocean Systems. Geophysical Research Letters (2025)

coastal depositoceanographysedimentologyearth sciencesediment transportcarbon sequestrationmarine geologycoastal erosionocean sciencessediment researchenvironmental sciencecoastal geomorphologygeographycoastal researchcarbon dynamicscoastal processinner gulf

Detailed Mapping of the Post-Cretaceous Depositional Evolution Along the Northeastern South Carolina Coast With Implications for Future Studies of Modern Local Subsidence. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

palaeogeographymarine geologyearth sciencesedimentologygeochronologyregional geologysedimentary geologyintegrated stratigraphycoastal geomorphologymodern local subsidencegeographydetailed mappingstratigraphygeologysedimentary recordpost-cretaceous depositional evolutiongeomorphology

Hydrodynamic Control on Sediment Resuspension and Confined Depocenter Formation Across a Current-Dominated Continental Margin (SãO Paulo Bight, Brazil). SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

sediment processsediment transportearth scienceenvironmental fluid mechanicssedimentologymarine geologysedimentationhydrodynamic controlsão paulo bightconfined depocenter formationgeographysediment-water interaction

Increasing Impact of North Atlantic Ocean Circulation on Sedimentary Processes Along the Passive Galicia Margin (Nw Spain) Over the Past 40 Million Years. Frontiers in Earth Science (2024)

palaeogeographypaleoceanographypassive galicia marginoceanographyearth sciencesedimentologymarine geologypast 40ocean sciencessea-level historynw spaingeographycoastal researchgeology

Late Holocene Stratigraphy and Sedimentary Facies Distribution of an Anthropogenically Modified Delta Plain (Santee River Delta, South Carolina, U.S.a.). Journal of Coastal Research (2024)

Joshua H. LongTill J.J. HanebuthJohn T. DuricaAndrea D. Hawkes

south carolinasedimentologygeographyarchaeologypaleontologyhigh elevationsedimentary facies distributionplanetary sciencesholocenepalaeogeographysantee river deltapaleoecologylate holocene stratigraphypaleoenvironmental reconstructionsediment transportearth sciencemarine geologysedimentary geologysediment researchsource apportionmentstratigraphydelta plainquaternary science

Anthropogenic Floating Debris Accumulation in Estuarine Systems. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

estuarine geochemistrysediment transportsedimentologyearth sciencemarine geologymarine debrismarine pollutionsediment researchenvironmental sciencecoastal engineeringocean pollutioncoastal researchwater pollution

Chronic Silting Within a Human-Created Oxbow Along a Historic Harbor Front (Sampit River, Georgetown, Sc). Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

transitional waterwater qualitymarine pollutionenvironmental scienceaquatic toxicologyenvironmental engineeringsampit riverwater pollutionriver restoration

Deglacial Perspectives of Future Sea Level for Singapore. Communications Earth & Environment (2023)

Timothy A. ShawTanghua LiTrina NgNiamh CahillStephen ChuaJedrzej M. MajewskiYudhishthra NathanGregory G. GarnerRobert E. KoppTill J. J. HanebuthAdam D. SwitzerBenjamin P. Horton

climate changeearth sciencedeglacial perspectivesenvironmental sciencefuture sea levelplanetary sciences

Historic Relative Sea-Level Rise in South Carolina: How to Get a Grip on Local Subsidence and the Implications for Future Flood Risk. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

sea level riseflood risk managementearth sciencenatural disastershydrological disastergeographydisaster risk sciencecoastal floodingnatural hazardssea-level change

Incised Valleys on the Algarve Inner Shelf, Northern Gulf of Cadiz Margin: Stratigraphic Architecture and Controlling Factors in a Low Fluvial Supply Setting. Continental Shelf Research (2023)

Álvaro Carrión-TorrenteFrancisco José LoboÁngel Puga-BernabéuMaría LujánIsabel MendesTill J.J. HanebuthSusana LebreiroMarga GarcíaMaría Isabel RegueraLaura AntónDavid Van RooijJavier Cerrillo-Escoriza

sedimentologycontinental shelfnorthern gulfenvironmental sciencegeographyoffshore structuresalgarve inner shelfcontinental marginscadiz marginrift systemstratigraphic architecturemarine geologyearth sciencecoastal geomorphologyincised valleyscoastal researchseafloor morphologytectonicscontinental shelf researchstratigraphygeologystructural geologygeomorphology

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Till Hanebuth

Professor Coastal and Marine Geology Marine Science

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

School Of The Coastal Environment

Department Of Marine Science

Department Of Secondary Science Education

Department of Marine Science

Gupta College of Science

Department of Marine Science

School Of The Coastal Environment

Studies Of Department Of Coastal Marine And Wetland

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Till Hanebuth is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University Professor Coastal and Marine Geology Marine Science at Coastal Carolina University.

Honors

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Till Hanebuth

Coastal Carolina University

Professor Coastal and Marine Geology Marine Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Coastal Erosion as a Major Sediment Source in the Inner Gulf of Thailand: Implications for Carbon Dynamics in Tropical Coastal Ocean Systems. Geophysical Research Letters (2025)

Hydrodynamic Control on Sediment Resuspension and Confined Depocenter Formation Across a Current-Dominated Continental Margin (SãO Paulo Bight, Brazil). SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Increasing Impact of North Atlantic Ocean Circulation on Sedimentary Processes Along the Passive Galicia Margin (Nw Spain) Over the Past 40 Million Years. Frontiers in Earth Science (2024)

palaeogeographypaleoceanographypassive galicia marginoceanographyearth sciencesedimentologymarine geologypast 40ocean sciencessea-level historynw spaingeographycoastal researchgeology

Late Holocene Stratigraphy and Sedimentary Facies Distribution of an Anthropogenically Modified Delta Plain (Santee River Delta, South Carolina, U.S.a.). Journal of Coastal Research (2024)

Joshua H. LongTill J.J. HanebuthJohn T. DuricaAndrea D. Hawkes

Anthropogenic Floating Debris Accumulation in Estuarine Systems. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Chronic Silting Within a Human-Created Oxbow Along a Historic Harbor Front (Sampit River, Georgetown, Sc). Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

transitional waterwater qualitymarine pollutionenvironmental scienceaquatic toxicologyenvironmental engineeringsampit riverwater pollutionriver restoration

Deglacial Perspectives of Future Sea Level for Singapore. Communications Earth & Environment (2023)

Timothy A. ShawTanghua LiTrina NgNiamh CahillStephen ChuaJedrzej M. MajewskiYudhishthra NathanGregory G. GarnerRobert E. KoppTill J. J. HanebuthAdam D. SwitzerBenjamin P. Horton

climate changeearth sciencedeglacial perspectivesenvironmental sciencefuture sea levelplanetary sciences

Historic Relative Sea-Level Rise in South Carolina: How to Get a Grip on Local Subsidence and the Implications for Future Flood Risk. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

sea level riseflood risk managementearth sciencenatural disastershydrological disastergeographydisaster risk sciencecoastal floodingnatural hazardssea-level change

Incised Valleys on the Algarve Inner Shelf, Northern Gulf of Cadiz Margin: Stratigraphic Architecture and Controlling Factors in a Low Fluvial Supply Setting. Continental Shelf Research (2023)

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