Titlebook: Environmental Planning for Oceans and Coasts; Methods, Tools, and Michelle Eva Portman Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-68264-8o examine their own medium and long-term futures, and to envision what is often virtually inaccessible. As such, they can help planners cross the science-policy divide. Myriad ways of presenting information are discussed in the context of environmental planning for oceans and coasts. The tools descr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1995-5p achieve a wide range of goals and objectives relevant to planning. Today, myriad software applications facilitate the use of these tools for the marine and coastal environment. This chapter starts with how DSTs contribute to the field of conservation planning and describes three such applications

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-7226-7astal environments where such effects are keenly felt. This chapter covers the implications of climate change for planning, mostly as hazards expected to occur along coasts. The chapter also briefly mentions other types of hazards, not directly related to climate change, such as tsunamis. Mitigation

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Antonio Cañada,Salvador Villegasvironmental planning of oceans and coasts, the targeted benefits of their use, the possible pitfalls of implementation and how shortcomings can be overcome. Methods described include ecosystem-based management, ecosystem services and the precautionary principle; tools discussed are marine protected

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Michelle Eva PortmanUpdates the topic of integrated coastal zone management.Internationally focused.Addresses coastal, marine planning and watershed topics.Includes supplementary material:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26971-9Coastal Zone Management; Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Services; Integrated Comprehensive Planning; Mari

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Definitions and Fundamental Concepts covers why special or unique approaches are needed, what areas (locations) are included in the coastal zone and make up the different maritime zones. A brief history of how coastal and ocean planning and management has developed is presented, and lastly, the chapter gives examples of international,

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Policy, Law and Mapping: Foundations of Mankind’s Relationship to the Seare for planning. Living resource systems interact with these physical elements to form the ecological systems that require the attention of environmental planners. After providing a basic knowledge about how hydrographers describe the physical formations of the sea, the development of national and i