Abstract: Crenulate‐shaped bays are ubiquitous, with a large spectrum of sizes on coasts, enclosed seas, lakes, and rivers. They exist where waves arrive persistently from an oblique direction to the general coast. They thus indicate ...

Abstract: Bays as a predominant physical feature of the coastlines of the world have been recognized for some 30 years. Their plan form has received attention for over 20 years. The shape equated to a logarithmic spiral has received ...