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Table of Contents1. Coastal Zone ManagementVisual resource management system for the Oregon territorial seaA. Lanier, L. Hillmann & P. MansonUse of terrestrial-LiDAR for quantifying morphological changes in Ponta Negra Beach, NatalCity, northeast BrazilV.E. Amaro, A.L. Silva Santos, A.C. Scudelari & B.C. Pereira da CostaMultitemporal analysis of coastal erosion based on multisource satellite images, Ponta NegraBeach, Natal City, northeast BrazilV.E. Amaro, F.G. Ferreira de Lima, L.R. Santana Gomes et al.Community beach monitoring: utilising community and digital technology to overcome datagaps in coastal management, Western AustraliaA. Robb & M. Payne1510152. Data and Observing SystemsData policy implications arising from the Ocean Tracking Network’s recent adoption of thePacific Ocean Shelf Tracking SystemR. Branton & J. PayneGlobal ocean observing system for western Caribbean: implementation and progress of a tool tosupport climate change adaptation in ColombiaC. García-Valencia, D. Juvinao & P. Sierra-CorreaThe role of OBIS in Canadian research data policyM. Kennedy & R. BrantonDevelopment of a Smart Pad Service of Korea Ocean Biogeographic Information SystemS.-D. Kim, S.-Y. Park, S.-H. Baek & J.-H. LeeData quality control for the Coral Triangle AtlasA. Cros, R. Venegas, S.J. Teoh & N. Peterson19232731353. Coastal VulnerabilityCanCoast: A national-scale framework for characterising Canada’s marine coastsC.D. Smith, G.K. Manson, N.J. Couture et al.Coastal vulnerability index to global change in UruguayV. Fernández, M. Gómez & B. Guigou3942Integrated approach for generating maps of environmental vulnerability to oil: case study at 45
Santos Basin, BrazilA.F. Romero, R.F. Carelli Fontes & D.M. de Souza AbessaEcosystem based adaptation in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, West Indies: Changingperception and supporting decisionsJ.E. Knowles, H. Billingy, S.W. Margles et al.Building the analytical framework for Europe's coastal assessmentA. Meiner & J. Reker49534. Decision-support and VisualizationStatistical and spatial toolbox for the Ocean Health Index and cumulative impactsB.D. Best, B.S. Halpern & D. HardyGlobal oceans and marine planning - analysis and visualisation of global spatial datasetsT.A. Stojanovic & C.J.Q. FarmerBuilding scenarios and visualizations to support participatory decision-making: experiencesfrom a coastal lagoonL.P. Sousa, C.L. Lopes, A. Azevedo et al.Using a 3D physics-based visualization environment to help citizens understand arrival ofmarine debris moving at different depthsO. Koziatek & N. HedleyDocumenting situated tsunami risk perception in coastal environmentsN. Hedley, S. Aagesen & C. LonerganVisualization tools for coastal climate change vulnerability assessment and adaptationguidelines: a case study in Cartagena, ColombiaV. Ochoa, P.C. Sierra-Correa, V. Rocha et al.5862667074775. Marine Spatial Planning and Human ImpactsDesigning for our oceans: GeoDesign, science and marine spatial planningE. PaulA structured model to enable coastal and marine spatial planning in South AfricaL. Celliers, D. Malan, S. Taljaard et al.Developing and testing approaches for marine spatial planning: the case of aquacultureL. McWhinnie, R. Briers, I. Davies et al.A dynamic GIS as an efficient tool for ICZM (Bay of Brest, Western France)?F. Gourmelon, D. Le Guyader & G. FontenelleGIS spatio-temporal modeling of human maritime activitiesD. Le Guyader & F. Gourmelon8184889296
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Ocean Radar for Monitoring of the C
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COINAtlantic: Sharing through open
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Long-term continuous observations o
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Comparing endmember extraction meth
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