Coastal knowledge · Climate adaptation · Resilient infrastructure

Building knowledge for a climate-resilient coastal future.

Explore practical insights into coastal climate science, Jasa Seo sustainable port planning and the adaptation of vital maritime infrastructure.

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About ECCLIPSE

Clear evidence for complex coastal decisions.

Coastal regions face interconnected pressures: changing sea levels, waves, extreme weather, heat and evolving patterns of water and sediment. Understanding these processes helps organisations plan infrastructure and services with greater confidence.

ECCLIPSE is an independent educational resource that brings related concepts together in accessible, decision-focused guides.

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Our editorial approach

We connect scientific concepts with practical questions for planners, engineers, port professionals and coastal communities.

Our guides encourage transparent assumptions, local evidence, collaboration and regular review—not one-size-fits-all solutions.

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Three connected areas of knowledge

Browse by subject to find focused explanations and practical planning guidance.

01 / KNOWLEDGE AREA

Climate-Resilient Ports

Practical knowledge about port exposure, climate risk assessment and long-term adaptation planning.

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02 / KNOWLEDGE AREA

Coastal Climate Science

Clear explanations of sea-level change, waves, storm surges, heat and coastal processes.

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03 / KNOWLEDGE AREA

Sustainable Port Planning

Nature-based solutions, resilient infrastructure, monitoring and collaborative coastal governance.

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From the knowledge library

Featured articles

Start with these introductions to climate risk, coastal processes and resilient planning.

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A systems perspective

Resilience is built across boundaries.

Infrastructure, ecosystems, supply chains and communities are connected. Effective adaptation considers these relationships and creates room to adjust as evidence and conditions evolve.

Use the guides to ask better questions

What is exposed? Which services are critical? What evidence is available? Who needs to be involved? Which actions remain useful under different future conditions?