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Coastal Hazards and Vulnerability

English · Hardback

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Informationen zum Autor Loraine McFadden is a Senior Research Fellow at the Flood Hazard Research Centre! Middlesex University. Her research centres on exploring challenges and opportunities for enhancing 'integrated' management within coastal environments. Klappentext Our coasts provide a home and livelihoods for millions of people; many of the world's biggest cities are along coastlines. This volume explores the wide spectrum of coastal hazards! from high-magnitude! low-frequency events like tsunamis and hurricanes! to longer-term processes like urban regeneration and changing agricultural practices. Zusammenfassung Our coasts provide a home and livelihoods for millions of people; many of the world's biggest cities are along coastlines. This volume explores the wide spectrum of coastal hazards, from high-magnitude, low-frequency events like tsunamis and hurricanes, to longer-term processes like urban regeneration and changing agricultural practices. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Resilience in the Context of Tsunami Early Warning Systems and Community Disaster Preparedness in the Indian Ocean Region 2. A Review of Coastal Community Vulnerabilities Toward Resilience Benefits from Disaster Reduction Measures 3. Institutional Challenges to Robustness of Flood Plain Agricultural Systems 4. A Multi-scale Coastal Vulnerability Index - a Tool for Coastal Managers? 5. Strategic Regeneration: An Integrated Planning Approach to Managing a Coastal Resort in South Wales 6. Scientific Barriers Towards the Integration of Science-community-policymaking in Managing Coastal Hazards: Some Reflections on Learning from the SPICOSA Project

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