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Acknowledgement
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Coastal Zone Management: The Case of Castellón
A. Lloret Rodríguez, and J.M. de la Peña
Introduction
Location and Problem Aspects of the Castellón Coast
Methodological Aspects
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Evaluating the Coastal Environment for Marine Birds
S. Wanless, P.J. Bacon, M.P. Harris, and A.D. Webb
Introduction
Study Area
The Foraging Model
Identification of Sea Areas of Importance to Marine Birds
Indirect Effects of a Notional Oil-Spill
Notional Effects of Reduced Food Supply
Discussion
Acknowledgements
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Initial Attempts to Assess the Importance of the Distribution of
Saltmarsh Communities on the Sediment Budget of the North Norfolk
Coast
N.J. Brown, R.Cox, R.Pakeman, A.G.Thomson, R.A.Wadsworth and
M.Yates
Introduction
Method
Results
Discussion
Conclusions
Acknowledgements
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Quantifying Landscape / Ecological Succession in a Coastal Dune
System Using Sequential Aerial Photography and GIS
S. Shanmugam and M. Barnsley
Introduction
Study Area
Aerial Photography and Aerial Photo-Ecology
Methodology
Vector GIS and Dune-Landscape Succession Analysis
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Conclusions
Acknowledgement
17
Coastal Zone Management: The Case of Castellón
A. Lloret Rodríguez, and J.M. de la Peña
Introduction
Location and Problem Aspects of the Castellón Coast
Methodological Aspects
213
214
215
PART IV: HABITAT
18
Evaluating the Coastal Environment for Marine Birds
S. Wanless, P.J. Bacon, M.P. Harris, and A.D. Webb
Introduction
Study Area
The Foraging Model
Identification of Sea Areas of Importance to Marine Birds
Indirect Effects of a Notional Oil-Spill
Notional Effects of Reduced Food Supply
Discussion
Acknowledgements
19
221
222
222
225
228
229
231
231
Initial Attempts to Assess the Importance of the Distribution of
Saltmarsh Communities on the Sediment Budget of the North Norfolk
Coast
N.J. Brown, R.Cox, R.Pakeman, A.G.Thomson, R.A.Wadsworth and
M.Yates
Introduction
Method
Results
Discussion
Conclusions
Acknowledgements
20
Quantifying Landscape / Ecological Succession in a Coastal Dune
System Using Sequential Aerial Photography and GIS
S. Shanmugam and M. Barnsley
Introduction
Study Area
Aerial Photography and Aerial Photo-Ecology
Methodology
Vector GIS and Dune-Landscape Succession Analysis
247
250
250
251
254
233
234
241
241
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