🌅 Final day begins @ #RCEM2025
We’re kicking it off with the keynote of Dr. Zheng 🎤 —bringing fresh perspectives on biomorphodynamics.

It’s being an incredible week of talks, posters & community—let’s make this last day just as inspiring! 💡🌊

#RCEM2025 #Keynote #CoastalScience

🌊 A wednesday full of science @ #RCEM2025
From fascinating talks on coasts, rivers & estuaries to the second poster session, has been packed with insights and exchange. 💡🖼️

👏 Thanks to all presenters for pushing the boundaries of our field—discussion & collaboration are thriving!

On wednesday we enjoyed the 🎤 Second Keynote @ #RCEM2025
Excited to welcome Kristen Splinter (UNSW Sydney) to the stage! 🌊

Her work on shoreline dynamics, remote sensing & machine learning is reshaping how we understand and manage coasts under climate change.

Inspiring talk! 💡

🖼️ Tuesday Poster session = community at its best.
Early-career + senior researchers sharing fresh results, sparking discussions, and building collaborations

🔑 First Keynote at #RCEM2025: Dr. Fernando Méndez, University of Cantabria, presents “Climate-Based Met-Ocean Emulators for Compound Coastal Flooding and Long-term Morphodynamics”. An insightful kickoff that blended climate modeling with morphodynamics to shine a light on future coastal resilience!

💻 Data science & climate for environmental engineers
Exploring how machine learning, big data & climate datasets enhance modeling and decision-making in morphodynamics.
#RCEM2025 #DataScience #Climate

🚁 Bathymetry from drone videos
Learn how low-cost aerial surveys and video analysis can produce high-resolution bathymetric data—an innovative tool for river, coastal & estuarine studies.
#RCEM2025 #DroneScience #CoastalMapping

🌊 The 14th RCEM Symposium (River, Coastal & Estuarine Morphodynamics) has officially started in Barcelona!
We’re kicking off with short courses, the WICGE Round table and a warm ice-breaking.
Stay tuned for highlights from sessions, networking, and the final field trips!
#RCEM2025 #Barcelona

🌊 We’re excited to welcome Dr. Kristen Splinter from the #WRLCoastal, Australia, as one of our keynote speakers. Her talk:
“Predicting Coastal Changes: The Role of Machine Learning in Morphodynamic Modeling.”🌍

We are excited to announce Dr. Zeng Zhou as a keynote speaker at #RCEM2025! His talk, Biomorphodynamics of Tidal Wetlands: Processes, Feedback, and Modelling, will explore how biology shapes tidal morphodynamics and how models describe these dynamic systems 🌱🌊

🌊 Big news for #RCEM25! We’re excited to welcome Prof. Fernando Méndez (he/him) from the University of Cantabria, Spain, as one of our keynote speakers. His talk:

“Climate-based met-ocean emulators for compound coastal flooding and long-term morphodynamics.” 🌍

🌊 Welcome to the official account for the #RCEM25: the #River, #Coastal, and #Estuarine Morphodynamics Conference 2025! 🌍 Join us in Barcelona from Sept 1-5, 2025 to explore the latest research and insights in river, coastal, and estuarine dynamics. 📅 #Geomorphology #Barcelona