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Landscapes and Landforms of Terrestrial and Marine Areas

This volume collects papers dealing with the integrated study of emerged and submerged areas, by means of different approaches and techniques. It shows the reasons why the integration of terrestrial and marine datasets would be desirable in geoenvironmental studies, and demonstrates how such an inte...

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Natura: Online
Lingua:inglese
Pubblicazione: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
Soggetti:
coastal landscape evolution
Roman harbours
archaeological sea level marker
cultural heritage documentation
unmanned surface vessel
remote sensing of acoustic and optical data
3D photogrammetric point cloud
water resources
geodiversity assessment
geosystem services
geoheritage
hydro-geodiversity
Sesia Val Grande UNESCO Global Geopark
underwater geoheritage
geosites
geomorphological survey
geotourism
Portofino Park
Italy
rocky coast
extreme waves
active erosion
geohazard
Croatia
morphostratigraphy
sea-level changes
marine terraces
river incisions
Adriatic Sea
coastal geomorphology
submarine geomorphology
cliffs
Cilento
southern Italy
geomorphometry
seafloor mapping
spatial analysis
algal reefs
bioconstruction volume
multibeam bathymetry
sound velocity
Quaternary sediment
submerged alluvial plain
coastal morphodynamics
climate change
vulnerability index
Gozo
Malta
terrestrial geomorphology
white ribbon
paleo-geography
coastal management
eastern Adriatic coast
estuary
sea-level rise
tufa
multi-beam
sub-bottom profiler
holocene
Last Glacial Maximum
Sardinia
Sumatra
barrier island
earthquake
tsunami
land subsidence
liquefaction
morphology resilience
GIS
sea level oscillation
Tyrrhenian margin
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Accesso online:ONIX_20220111_9783036516530_566
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Riassunto:This volume collects papers dealing with the integrated study of emerged and submerged areas, by means of different approaches and techniques. It shows the reasons why the integration of terrestrial and marine datasets would be desirable in geoenvironmental studies, and demonstrates how such an integration is unquestionably beneficial in modern research, ranging from Late Quaternary landscape evolution to geohazards, geomorphological mapping, geoarchaeology, geoheritage and geodiversity, and marine benthic habitat mapping.

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