Volume 16, Issue 4

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December 2012

GIS, Web, Modelling (pp 429 – 520)/People at the Coast (pp 521 – 608)

Issue Editors:

Paula Sobral,
José Carlos Ferreira,
Francisco Taveira Pinto

18 articles in this issue

GIS and web-based information as innovative tools for coastal zone management
Paula Sobral
José Carlos Ferreira
Francisco Taveira Pinto
EditorialNotes 08 May 2012 Pages: 429 - 429
Development of a GIS for the “Celebration of Coastal Culture”
Henrique Souto
Nuno Gomes
Rui Carvalho
OriginalPaper 10 March 2012 Pages: 431 - 437
The effectiveness of coastal management web portals – a critical analysis
Matthias Mossbauer
Gerald Schernewski
Steffen Bock
OriginalPaper 10 March 2012 Pages: 439 - 448
Towards the development of an operational tool for oil spills management in the Algarve coast
João Janeiro
Flávio Martins
Paulo Relvas
OriginalPaper 16 March 2012 Pages: 449 - 460
Joint use of data and modeling in coastal wave transformation
Conceição Juana Fortes
Óscar Ferreira
Maria Bezerra
OriginalPaper Open access 20 March 2012 Pages: 461 - 472
Simulation tools to support bathing water quality management: Escherichia coli bacteria in a Baltic lagoon
Gerald Schernewski
Elisabeth Fischer
Monique Ras
OriginalPaper 10 March 2012 Pages: 473 - 488
Application to the Port of Sines of a new tool for risk assessment in port navigation
Diogo Rúben Neves
Sara Rodrigues
Rui Capitão
OriginalPaper 16 March 2012 Pages: 489 - 501
Modelling of coastal vulnerability in the stretch between the beaches of Porto de Mós and Falésia, Algarve (Portugal)
V. Nuno Martins
Rui Pires
Pedro Cabral
OriginalPaper 03 March 2012 Pages: 503 - 510
Retrospective analysis of spatial and temporal variability of chlorophyll-a in the Curonian Lagoon
Mariano Bresciani
Claudia Giardino
Artūras Razinkovas
OriginalPaper 04 March 2012 Pages: 511 - 519
People, Communities, and Education at the Coast
Paula Sobral
José Carlos Ferreira
Francisco Taveira Pinto
EditorialNotes 11 May 2012 Pages: 521 - 521
MARGOV – building social sustainability
Lia Vasconcelos
Ursula Caser
Rita Sá
OriginalPaper 22 May 2012 Pages: 523 - 530
Relevance of crowding effects in a coastal National Park in Germany: results from a case study on Hamburger Hallig
Dennis Kalisch
OriginalPaper 16 March 2012 Pages: 531 - 541
Wave hydrodynamics around a multi-functional artificial reef at Leirosa
Ana Mendonça
Conceição Juana Fortes
José Simão Antunes do Carmo
OriginalPaper 16 March 2012 Pages: 543 - 553
Occurrence and public perception of jellyfish along the German Baltic coastline
Sarah Baumann
Gerald Schernewski
OriginalPaper 19 April 2012 Pages: 555 - 566
Educating citizens about their coastal environments: beach profiling in the Coastwatch project
Maria Adelaide Ferreira
Lurdes Soares
Francisco Andrade
OriginalPaper 16 March 2012 Pages: 567 - 574
The relation of litter with bathing areas typologies, number of users and scenic value. The case study of São Miguel (Azores)
A. Quintela
C. P. Silva
A. Williams
OriginalPaper 18 March 2012 Pages: 575 - 584
Design solutions to coastal human-wildlife conflicts
Meredith Root-Bernstein
Nicolás Arévalo Rosas
Richard J. Ladle
OriginalPaper 10 March 2012 Pages: 585 - 596
Use of local tidal records to identify relative sea level change: accuracy and error for decision makers
Victoria A. Powell
Derek J. McGlashan
Robert W. Duck
OriginalPaper 07 March 2012 Pages: 597 - 607

Volume 16, Issue 4

GIS and web-based information as innovative tools for coastal zone management

Development of a GIS for the “Celebration of Coastal Culture”

The effectiveness of coastal management web portals – a critical analysis

Towards the development of an operational tool for oil spills management in the Algarve coast

Joint use of data and modeling in coastal wave transformation

Simulation tools to support bathing water quality management: Escherichia coli bacteria in a Baltic lagoon

Application to the Port of Sines of a new tool for risk assessment in port navigation

Modelling of coastal vulnerability in the stretch between the beaches of Porto de Mós and Falésia, Algarve (Portugal)

Retrospective analysis of spatial and temporal variability of chlorophyll-a in the Curonian Lagoon

People, Communities, and Education at the Coast

MARGOV – building social sustainability

Relevance of crowding effects in a coastal National Park in Germany: results from a case study on Hamburger Hallig

Wave hydrodynamics around a multi-functional artificial reef at Leirosa

Occurrence and public perception of jellyfish along the German Baltic coastline

Educating citizens about their coastal environments: beach profiling in the Coastwatch project

The relation of litter with bathing areas typologies, number of users and scenic value. The case study of São Miguel (Azores)

Design solutions to coastal human-wildlife conflicts

Use of local tidal records to identify relative sea level change: accuracy and error for decision makers

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