Coastal zones are highly dynamical systems affected by a variety of natural and
anthropogenic forcing factors that include sea level rise, extreme events, local oceanic and …

Coastal monitoring is fundamental to studying dune and beach behaviour related to natural
and anthropogenic factors as well as coastal management programs. Various tools have …

Resistance and resilience: Facing the multidimensional challenges in coastal areas. In:
Martinez, ML; Taramelli, A., and Silva, R.(eds.), Coastal Resilience: Exploring the Many …

Salt marshes are important coastal areas that consist of a vegetated intertidal marsh platform
and a drainage network of tidal channels. How salt marshes and their drainage networks …

Subsidence is a widespread phenomenon in the Emilia-Romagna, particularly important
along the littoral because the coastal system consists of sandy beaches and coastal …

Coastal wetland ecosystems are among the most productive yet highly threatened systems
in the world, and population growth and increasing economic development have resulted to …

Abstract Solutions like Green Infrastructures can restore and maintain key regulative
ecosystem services capable of mitigating disaster risk and contributing to climate change …

Deltaic systems are broadly recognized as vulnerable hot spots at the interface between
land and sea and are highly exposed to harmful natural and manmade threats. The …

Coastal subsidence is a geological phenomenon that affects several littoral and deltaic
regions with their environmental and depositional systems. This process consists of vertical …

Coastal wetlands represent particularly valuable natural resources, characterized by the
interaction between their geomorphological and biological components. Their adaptation to …