Damaging and accelerated anthropization in coastal areas, as well as the need to adapt to
climate change, means we must concentrate on improving management plans based on the …

Global coastal areas are at risk due to geomorphological issues, climate change-induced
sea-level rise, and increasing human population, settlements, and socioeconomic activities …

The northern coast of Java has been more severely affected by sea level rise (SLR) than
other islands in the Indonesian archipelago. This warrants a coastal area risk assessment to …

Coastal erosion has posed significant challenges to sustainability and socio-economic
stability along Senegal's coastline, leading to substantial infrastructure losses. Using GIS …

Ship investments entail significant capital outlays, extended payback periods, and elevated
levels of risk. Traditional mean–variance portfolio theory falls short of effectively capturing …

The coast of Cameroon, located at the bottom of the Gulf of Guinea, is confronted with
coastal hazards whose magnitude, distribution, and consequences are currently largely …

In this study, a new methodology integrating spatial coastal vulnerability index (CVI) and hot
spot analysis was proposed for a comprehensive and holistic coastal infrastructure (natural …

This study analysed long-term shoreline change, the influence of erosion, and adaptation
strategies in coastal Ghana. The change between 1972 and 2021 was analysed using …

Climate change is increasingly impacting both environments and human communities.
Coastal regions in Thailand are experiencing more severe impacts, which vary based on the …

Coastal areas are inherently sensitive and dynamic, susceptible to natural forces like waves,
winds, currents, and tides. Human activities further accelerate coastal changes, while …