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The Coastal Zone Environment: A Place to Work, Rest, Play and to Managese of a coastal environment has resulted in conflict, the consequences of which have been damaging to other users and aspects. The main problem with coastal management in the past is that it has been very reactionary. There has been little in the way of a planned response, and new ideas have only co

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Using GIS for Siting Artificial Reefs - Data Issues, Problems and Solutions: ‘Real World’ to ‘Real W, is fundamental to any application. Unfortunately, information about data (metadata) is seldom available, especially for archival datasets. Furthermore, although it is now relatively easy to acquire digital data, to input, store, manipulate and display this data, and to output the results of any GI

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A GIS Application for the Study of Beach Morphodynamicse with the expected pattern. Dawdon Blast beach has been extensively undermined and it is possible that some of these patterns may have been produced by structural changes in the bedrock caused by subsidence. To test this hypothesis, a Geographical Information System (GIS) was used to study changes

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Determination and Prediction of Sediment Yields from Recession of the Holderness Coastthat historical recession rates continue. The GIS can also be used to predict future yields using assumptions of accelerated recession or the implications of arrested retreat due to construction of defences.

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The North East Coastline of Scotlandisions can be identified where differences of lithology and orientation have created distinctive coastal scenery. The events of recurrent glaciation during the Pleistocene are much more pertinent to the soft coast geomorphology of Northeast Scotland. In terms of their current coastal dynamics, the b