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R.K. Turner· B.T. Bower
Characteristics
height and depth, slope, dissolved oxygen, currents, tides,
seasonal/extreme variations, precipitations
evapotranspiration, water in soils, pH, etc.
e.g. geographical location (land/ocean interface),
landward/seaward coastal geology, landward/seaward
Coastal zone functions
Structure
Processes
e.g. Biomass, flora and fauna,
e.g. Biogeochemical cycling,
I' .
water/salt supply, minerals
hydraulics, nutrient flows,
~
(including onshore and offshore
sand/sediment transport,
oil and gas), etc.
water circulation longshore
transport, shelf transfers,
ecological interactions, etc.
NATURAL SCIENCE
- --- --- - - - ---- - -- - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - --- -- -- - - - - - - - --- - - - -- - - - - -- --- - - - - -Coastal zone uses
Outputs
Services
e.g. Agriculture, fisheries,
e.g. System balance/
urbanisation, energy resource
environmental risk buffer (beach
exploration/ exploitation, recreation
I' .
recharge, flood control),
->
(tourism), anture conservation,
assimilative capacity,
ecosystems habitats aquaculture,
contamination retention/
infrastructure development, land
dispersion, sewage/solid waste
reclamation, etc.
disposal, landfill, bathing water,
international trade medium
(navigation), etc.
ECOLOGY-ECONOMICS INTERFACE
Coos 101 zone values
Direct Use Value
Indirect Use Value
Nonuse Values
market analysis;
damage costs; production
existence, bequest and
productivity loss;
functions; hedonic pricing;
philanthropy
hedonic pricing; travel
defensive expenditures;
costs; replacement and
relocation, replacement and
contingent valuation
restoration costs;
restoration costs; conti ngent
contingent valuation
valuation
I I Option Values
J
I contingent valuation
I
Use Values
I Nonuse Value I
~
I
systems related feedbacks
TOTALE ECONOMIC VALUE
ECONOMICS
= Total Value of the zone
'eronomiclecologicallinkages
Fig. 1.S. Coastal zone functions, uses and values
2. Select a scenario and tabulate the related spatial pattern and levels of population
and economic activities, for the time horizon specified in the scenario.
R.K. Turner· B.T. Bower
Characteristics
height and depth, slope, dissolved oxygen, currents, tides,
seasonal/extreme variations, precipitations
evapotranspiration, water in soils, pH, etc.
e.g. geographical location (land/ocean interface),
landward/seaward coastal geology, landward/seaward
Coastal zone functions
Structure
Processes
e.g. Biomass, flora and fauna,
e.g. Biogeochemical cycling,
I' .
water/salt supply, minerals
hydraulics, nutrient flows,
~
(including onshore and offshore
sand/sediment transport,
oil and gas), etc.
water circulation longshore
transport, shelf transfers,
ecological interactions, etc.
NATURAL SCIENCE
- --- --- - - - ---- - -- - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - --- -- -- - - - - - - - --- - - - -- - - - - -- --- - - - - -Coastal zone uses
Outputs
Services
e.g. Agriculture, fisheries,
e.g. System balance/
urbanisation, energy resource
environmental risk buffer (beach
exploration/ exploitation, recreation
I' .
recharge, flood control),
->
(tourism), anture conservation,
assimilative capacity,
ecosystems habitats aquaculture,
contamination retention/
infrastructure development, land
dispersion, sewage/solid waste
reclamation, etc.
disposal, landfill, bathing water,
international trade medium
(navigation), etc.
ECOLOGY-ECONOMICS INTERFACE
Coos 101 zone values
Direct Use Value
Indirect Use Value
Nonuse Values
market analysis;
damage costs; production
existence, bequest and
productivity loss;
functions; hedonic pricing;
philanthropy
hedonic pricing; travel
defensive expenditures;
costs; replacement and
relocation, replacement and
contingent valuation
restoration costs;
restoration costs; conti ngent
contingent valuation
valuation
I I Option Values
J
I contingent valuation
I
Use Values
I Nonuse Value I
~
I
systems related feedbacks
TOTALE ECONOMIC VALUE
ECONOMICS
= Total Value of the zone
'eronomiclecologicallinkages
Fig. 1.S. Coastal zone functions, uses and values
2. Select a scenario and tabulate the related spatial pattern and levels of population
and economic activities, for the time horizon specified in the scenario.