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Coastal Adaptation Strategies: Case Studies - U.S. National ...
Park archeologists, in coordination with local tribes and park law enforcement staff, continue active monitoring of coastal archeological sites as staff time and resources permit. This case study is an example of the following adaptation strategies: Conducting/gathering additional research, data, or products.
Coastal Development: Resilience, Restoration and ...
CoastalDevelopment:Resilience, Restoration and Infrastructure Requirements 3 1. Introduction Coastal environments occur where the land and the ocean meet, and they are the place where, historically, people have concentrated and prospered. These environments are intrinsically dynamic—shaped as they are by the interaction of marine, terrestrial
InVEST Scenarios Case Study: Coastal Belize
Coastal Belize. arios to Assess Ecosystem Service TradeoffsThis case study highlights a real-world example of developing scenarios to inform co. stal and marine spatial planning decisions. In this example, stakeholders engaged in an iterative process of scenario development, data were collected, ecosystem service impacts were assessed, and the ...
Catalyzing Coastal Resilience: A Plan Alignment Case Study
The Ofice of Planning and Research selected the City of Santa Cruz for this case study as a model example of how coastal jurisdictions can facilitate local and regional alignment for a unified, collaborative response to the challenges of sea level coastal hazards. The City was specifically chosen because of history piloting innovative and ...
Climate threats to coastal infrastructure and sustainable ...
Climate hazards pose increasing threats to development outcomes across the world’s coastal regions by impacting infrastructure service delivery. Using a high-resolution dataset of 8.2 million ...
Designing Coastal Adaptation Strategies to Tackle Sea Level Rise
According to the IPCC Special Report on Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (2019), Global Mean Sea Level (GMSL) rose by 17 cm over the 20th century and this phenomenon is accelerating (Dangendorf et al., 2019; IPCC, 2019). Thus, by 2050, one billion people living in low-lying areas will be exposed to coastal hazards (Merkens et al., 2016).
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The latest in the Blue P aper series, “CoastalDevelopment: Resilience, Res toration and Infras tructure Requirements”, makes the economic and security case for the development of resilient c ...
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Abstract. More than 200 countries have a coastline, and this forms the basis for their claims to territorial waters and exclusive economic zones (EEZs). Globally, about 40% of the world’s population live within the “near coastal zone”—the area below an elevation of 100 metres (m) and closer than 100 kilometres (km) from the coast (Kummu ...
Protection and restoration of coastal habitats yield multiple ...
And we saw how few options there are for nature-based solutions in cases of coastal squeeze 57,58 such as in San Mateo County, where rising sea levels, shoreline armoring, urban development, and ...
Case Study: Preparing Coastal Communities for Climate Change
Coastal regions in the eastern U.S are facing unique challenges when it comes to climate change due to the combination of sea level rise, wetland drainage, land-use change, and coastaldevelopment. Coastal ecosystems are not only valued because of their role as natural storm barriers and a source for clean water, but they also serve as areas ...
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Park archeologists, in coordination with local tribes and park law enforcement staff, continue active monitoring of coastal archeological sites as staff time and resources permit. This case study is an example of the following adaptation strategies: Conducting/gathering additional research, data, or products.
Coastal Development:Resilience, Restoration and Infrastructure Requirements 3 1. Introduction Coastal environments occur where the land and the ocean meet, and they are the place where, historically, people have concentrated and prospered. These environments are intrinsically dynamic—shaped as they are by the interaction of marine, terrestrial
Coastal Belize. arios to Assess Ecosystem Service TradeoffsThis case study highlights a real-world example of developing scenarios to inform co. stal and marine spatial planning decisions. In this example, stakeholders engaged in an iterative process of scenario development, data were collected, ecosystem service impacts were assessed, and the ...
The Ofice of Planning and Research selected the City of Santa Cruz for this case study as a model example of how coastal jurisdictions can facilitate local and regional alignment for a unified, collaborative response to the challenges of sea level coastal hazards. The City was specifically chosen because of history piloting innovative and ...
Climate hazards pose increasing threats to development outcomes across the world’s coastal regions by impacting infrastructure service delivery. Using a high-resolution dataset of 8.2 million ...
According to the IPCC Special Report on Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (2019), Global Mean Sea Level (GMSL) rose by 17 cm over the 20th century and this phenomenon is accelerating (Dangendorf et al., 2019; IPCC, 2019). Thus, by 2050, one billion people living in low-lying areas will be exposed to coastal hazards (Merkens et al., 2016).
The latest in the Blue P aper series, “Coastal Development: Resilience, Res toration and Infras tructure Requirements”, makes the economic and security case for the development of resilient c ...
Abstract. More than 200 countries have a coastline, and this forms the basis for their claims to territorial waters and exclusive economic zones (EEZs). Globally, about 40% of the world’s population live within the “near coastal zone”—the area below an elevation of 100 metres (m) and closer than 100 kilometres (km) from the coast (Kummu ...
And we saw how few options there are for nature-based solutions in cases of coastal squeeze 57,58 such as in San Mateo County, where rising sea levels, shoreline armoring, urban development, and ...
Coastal regions in the eastern U.S are facing unique challenges when it comes to climate change due to the combination of sea level rise, wetland drainage, land-use change, and coastal development. Coastal ecosystems are not only valued because of their role as natural storm barriers and a source for clean water, but they also serve as areas ...