Shoreline erosion at a resort property in Singapore has intensified due to rising sea levels and stronger monsoon seasons from global warming. Aerial photos from 1999 show dead trees and depleted coastal forests along the northern sector of the resort, and by 2006 waves during the northeast monsoon were washing up onto the beach and debris was being carried by tides into the swimming pool area.

1. Shoreline Erosion An Case Study by Alvin Chew

3. Aerial Photo of the a resort taken in 1999

4. Dead trees along the northern sector of the property

5. Coastal forest along the northern sector depleted due to raise of sea level

6. Erosion intensified during the start of the NE monsoon in 2006

7. Waves washing towards shore in 2006

9. Morning tide wash over the beach soccer field

10. Morning tide carrying debris wash up to the swimming pool

11. Beach Shed: Incoming tide, removing sand off the foundation of the pillars

12. Overnight tide wash-over the pool completely filling the pool with debris

15. Former Beach shed

18. Today 18/11/2008 waterline: as marked herein.

19. Beach lost Today waterline as marked during high tide