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Using GIS For Siting Artificial Reefs - Data Issues, Problems And
Solutions: 'Real World' To 'Real World'
D.R. Green and S.T. Ray
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Introduction
Artificial Reef Siting
Moray Firth Project
Datasets
Discussion
Solutions and Recommendations
Summary and Conclusions
Additional Reading on Artificial Reefs
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Collating the Past for Assessing the Future: Analysis of the Subtidal
and Intertidal Data Records Within GIS
C.I.S. Pater
Introduction
Research Objectives
Shoreline Management Plans
The Selection of Datum
Digital Representation of Subtidal and Intertidal Topography
Boston Port Authority Surveys
Environment Agency Intertidal Levelling
Remote Sensing and Aerial Imagery
Critique of Methodology
Historical and Modern Inconsistencies
Suitability of Analysis within a GIS
The Value of GIS to Shoreline Management Plans
Conclusions
Acknowledgements
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Identifying Sites for Flood Protection - A Case Study from the
River Clyde
G. Jones
Introduction
Main Reasons for Attempting to Predict Flood Risk
Predictions for Sea Level Change
Computer Model of the Clyde Estuary
Interpreting the Results
Analysis of Flood Scenario
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