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Integrated coastal zone management and GIS
Charlier, R.H. (2000). Integrated coastal zone management and GIS, in: Bologa, A.S. et al. (Ed.) Using today's scientific knowledge for the Black Sea area's development tomorrow: Proceedings of the IOI-BSOC Leadership Seminar, Mamaia, Romania, September 21-23, 1999. pp. 97-108
In: Bologa, A.S.; Charlier, R.H. (Ed.) (2000). Using today's scientific knowledge for the Black Sea area's development tomorrow: Proceedings of the IOI-BSOC Leadership Seminar, Mamaia, Romania, September 21-23, 1999. Editura ADA: Constanta. ISBN 973-99312-9-4. 184, 3 annexes pp., more
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Keywords
    Anchorages > Harbours
    Coastal zone
    Information systems > GIS
    Mapping
    Mining
    Tourism
    Marine/Coastal
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Abstract
    Several disciplines have focused recently part of their attention on the coastal zone. Still the concept of coastal zone remains a rather fluid notion. Perhaps a geographical delimitation might contribute to better define the problems to be handled. Yet the multi- and interdisciplinarity of the studies get diluted in the process. The Geographical Information System (GIS) can significantly contribute to better use of data and insure proper data input, eliminating also overlapping information gathering. It will prove invaluable in mapping and its application covers all domains of geographic, geologic and oceanographic endeavour. Its use can perfect coastal zone study methodology. New technology makes GIS more affordable, yet, its use is, to put it mildly, still quite "timid".
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