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Case studies worldwide

Case studies worldwide
Case studies worldwide
The practical application of a holistic approach to flood and erosion assessment is shown by a number of case studies worldwide. The description of these sites allows the identification of key drivers of future risk at the coastal areas, weak points of present risk assessment and management, and consequent main challenges to be addressed. In some cases, suitable mitigation options and their benefits are also identified, and example application of methodologies for the selection of the best portfolio to preserve the areas and promote their sustainable development is provided.

The sites here considered are very diverse, comprising a wide variety of physical, social, economic, and ecological conditions. From west to east, the sites are: Cancun, Mexico; Santander Bay, Spain; Teignmouth estuary, United Kingdom; Gironde estuary, France; Scheldt estuary, Belgium and The Netherlands; Elbe estuary, Germany; Cesenatico coastal area, Italy; Hel Peninsula, Poland; Varna coastal area, Bulgaria; and Yangtze estuary, China.
Cancun islands, Cesenatico coast, Elbe estuary, Gironde estuary, Hel Peninsula, risk assessment, risk management, Santander Bay, Scheldt estuary, Teignmouth estuary, Varna coast, Yangtze estuary
978-0-12-397310-8
326-331
Butterworth-Heinemann
Hanson, S.
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Nicholls, R.J.
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Nicholls, R.J.
Vanderlinden, J.-P.
Burcharth, H.F.
Thompson, R.C.
Hanson, S.
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Vanderlinden, J.-P.
Burcharth, H.F.
Thompson, R.C.

Hanson, S., Nicholls, R.J. and Zanuttigh, B. (2015) Case studies worldwide. In, Zanuttigh, B., Nicholls, R.J., Vanderlinden, J.-P., Burcharth, H.F. and Thompson, R.C. (eds.) Coastal Risk Management in a Changing Climate. Oxford, GB. Butterworth-Heinemann, pp. 326-331.

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The practical application of a holistic approach to flood and erosion assessment is shown by a number of case studies worldwide. The description of these sites allows the identification of key drivers of future risk at the coastal areas, weak points of present risk assessment and management, and consequent main challenges to be addressed. In some cases, suitable mitigation options and their benefits are also identified, and example application of methodologies for the selection of the best portfolio to preserve the areas and promote their sustainable development is provided.

The sites here considered are very diverse, comprising a wide variety of physical, social, economic, and ecological conditions. From west to east, the sites are: Cancun, Mexico; Santander Bay, Spain; Teignmouth estuary, United Kingdom; Gironde estuary, France; Scheldt estuary, Belgium and The Netherlands; Elbe estuary, Germany; Cesenatico coastal area, Italy; Hel Peninsula, Poland; Varna coastal area, Bulgaria; and Yangtze estuary, China.

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Published date: 2015
Keywords: Cancun islands, Cesenatico coast, Elbe estuary, Gironde estuary, Hel Peninsula, risk assessment, risk management, Santander Bay, Scheldt estuary, Teignmouth estuary, Varna coast, Yangtze estuary
Organisations: Energy & Climate Change Group

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Local EPrints ID: 376684
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/376684
ISBN: 978-0-12-397310-8
PURE UUID: 3ab30313-839c-4c5b-b3cd-fffde8596c05
ORCID for R.J. Nicholls: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-9715-1109

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Date deposited: 13 May 2015 16:17
Last modified: 12 Dec 2021 03:25

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Author: S. Hanson
Author: R.J. Nicholls ORCID iD
Author: B. Zanuttigh
Editor: B. Zanuttigh
Editor: R.J. Nicholls
Editor: J.-P. Vanderlinden
Editor: H.F. Burcharth
Editor: R.C. Thompson

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