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What defines a flood. [PDF]

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Majszak M, Zaki A, Wani O.
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Reconstructing Late Quaternary coastal landscapes by a machine-learning framework. [PDF]

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Mattei G, Sorrentino A, Pappone G, Ciaramella A, Aucelli PPC.   +4 more
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Vulnerability assessment of English and Welsh coastal areas. [PDF]

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Kantamaneni K, Xing L, Gupta V, Campos LC.   +3 more
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Rising urban flood risk and exposure under shared socioeconomic pathways in Greater Accra Ghana. [PDF]

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Siabi EK, Kabo-Bah AT, Akpoti K, Anornu GK, Mortey EM, Awafo EA, Derkyi NSA, Ofosu EA, Yazdanie M.   +8 more
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What Regulates Net Carbon Uptake in Coastal Ecosystems? [PDF]

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Pendall E.
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Rapid migration of mainland China's coastal erosion vulnerability due to anthropogenic changes

Journal of Environmental Management, 2022
With the global rise in sea levels caused by climate change and frequent extreme weather processes, high-density population aggregation and human development activities to enhance coastal areas vulnerability, populations, resources, and the ecological environment are facing huge pressure. Natural coastlines are being destroyed, and increasingly serious
Feng Cai, Chao Cao, Shaohua Zhao
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Vulnerability to coastal erosion in The Gambia: Empirical experience from Gunjur

International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 2020
Abstract Coastal erosion is a major challenge along the coast of The Gambia besides the increasing pressure from climate change. This poses tremendous influences on physical and the socio-economic vulnerability of the coastal communities, in the form of negative impacts on lives and livelihoods.
Joshua Ntajal
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Vulnerability to beach erosion based on a coastal processes approach

Applied Geography, 2019
Abstract Erosive processes on coasts cause several socioeconomic and environmental losses. Understanding the vulnerability to erosion is fundamental to deal with its consequences. We assess the beach vulnerability to erosion based on environmental indicators. The study area for the present application is in Guaruja, a coastal zone of the state of Sao
Talia Santos de Andrade, Paulo Henrique Gomes de Oliveira Sousa, Eduardo Siegle   +2 more
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The Influence of Climate Change on Coastal Erosion Vulnerability in Northeast Brazil

Coastal Engineering Journal, 2017
In this paper, an adapted methodology to evaluate coastal erosion vulnerability, which provides a basis for decision-making concerning risk management strategies, is described.
Pedro De Souza Pereira
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