A general framework to assess coastal vulnerability taking into account the functions supported the coast is presented by defining specific coastal optimum and failure states for each function. It considers morphodynamic hazards acting on the coast in a separated manner (erosion and inundation) and it assess their magnitude at different time scales (medium-, episodic- and long-term). The framework has been applied to the Catalan coast (Spanish NW Mediterranean) and, obtained results show that the present status of beaches along the Catalan coast reflects a significant vulnerability for recreation and protection
Vulnerability is defined as the system’s potential to be damaged by a certain climate change (CC) ha...
A methodology to analyse the influence of erosion on beach functions at a regional scale is presente...
The Coastal Vulnerability and Exposure Degree (CVED) of the Gran Canaria Island and the coastal risk...
A general framework to assess coastal vulnerability taking into account the functions supported the ...
A framework to estimate coastal vulnerability to storm impacts at a regional scale is presented. It ...
A methodology to assess storm-induced coastal vulnerability taking into account the different induce...
A methodology for coastal hazard assessment at regional scale is presented and applied to the Catala...
Storm-induced impacts are known to cause important economic and environmental damages to coastal sys...
The Coastal Vulnerability Index (CVI) is one of the simplest and commonly used methods to assess coa...
Vulnerability is defined as the system's potential to be damaged by a certain climate change (CC) ha...
Coastal regions are the areas most threatened by natural hazards, with floods being the most frequen...
A methodology to compare in relative terms the coastal vulnerability to storm impacts is presented a...
This study provides an integrated approach using geographical information system (GIS) based on a mu...
Half of the world's population lives within 60 km of the sea and this figure is likely to rise up to...
International audienceA methodology to compare in relative terms the coastal vulnerability to storm ...
Vulnerability is defined as the system’s potential to be damaged by a certain climate change (CC) ha...
A methodology to analyse the influence of erosion on beach functions at a regional scale is presente...
The Coastal Vulnerability and Exposure Degree (CVED) of the Gran Canaria Island and the coastal risk...
A general framework to assess coastal vulnerability taking into account the functions supported the ...
A framework to estimate coastal vulnerability to storm impacts at a regional scale is presented. It ...
A methodology to assess storm-induced coastal vulnerability taking into account the different induce...
A methodology for coastal hazard assessment at regional scale is presented and applied to the Catala...
Storm-induced impacts are known to cause important economic and environmental damages to coastal sys...
The Coastal Vulnerability Index (CVI) is one of the simplest and commonly used methods to assess coa...
Vulnerability is defined as the system's potential to be damaged by a certain climate change (CC) ha...
Coastal regions are the areas most threatened by natural hazards, with floods being the most frequen...
A methodology to compare in relative terms the coastal vulnerability to storm impacts is presented a...
This study provides an integrated approach using geographical information system (GIS) based on a mu...
Half of the world's population lives within 60 km of the sea and this figure is likely to rise up to...
International audienceA methodology to compare in relative terms the coastal vulnerability to storm ...
Vulnerability is defined as the system’s potential to be damaged by a certain climate change (CC) ha...
A methodology to analyse the influence of erosion on beach functions at a regional scale is presente...
The Coastal Vulnerability and Exposure Degree (CVED) of the Gran Canaria Island and the coastal risk...