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Finkl CW (1994) Disaster mitigation in the South Atlantic Coastal Zone (SACZ): a prodrome for
mapping hazards and coastal land systems using the example of urban subtropical southeastern. In: Finkl CW (ed) Coastal hazards: perception, susceptibility and mitigation. J Coast Res
Special Issue no. 12:339–366
Finkl CW (1995) Water resources management in the Florida Everglades: are ‘lessons from experience’ a prognosis for conservation in the future? J Soil Water Conserv 50(6):592–600
Finkl CW (2000) Identification of unseen flood-hazard impacts in southeast Florida through integration of remote sensing and geographic information system techniques, Environmental
Geosciences (American Association of Petroleum Geologists). AAPG, Tulsa, pp 119–136
Finkl CW, Charlier RH (2003a) Sustainability of subtropical coastal zones in southeastern Florida:
challenges for urbanized coastal environments threatened by development, pollution, water
supply, and storm hazards. J Coast Res 19(4):934–943
Finkl CW, Charlier R (2003b) Sustainability of coastal zones in southeastern Florida: urbanized
coastal environments threatened by development, pollution, water supply, and storm hazards.
30th Pacem in Maribus (27–30 October 2003, Kiev, Ukraine). International Ocean Institute,
Sevastopol, pp 95–96
Finkl CW, Khalil SM (2005) Savings America’s Wetland: strategies for restoration of Louisiana’s
Coastal Wetlands and Barrier Islands. J Coast Res Special Issue no. 44 283p
Finkl CW, Kruempel C (2005) Threats, obstacles and barriers to coastal environmental conservation: societal perceptions and managerial positionalities that defeat sustainable development.
In: Gomes FV, Pinto FT, Neves L, Sena A, Ferreira O (eds) Proceedings of the first international conference on coastal conservation and management in the Atlantic and Mediterranean
(Algarve, Portugal, 17–20 April 2005), pp 3–28
Finkl CW, Kruempel CJ (2006) Coastal hazards mitigation: managerial positionalities that defeat
shore protection efforts and endanger the integrity of engineering structures. International
Coastal Planning Forum (Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 28–29 November 2006)
Finkl CW, Krupa S (2003) Environmental impacts of coastal-plain activities on sandy beach systems: hazards, perception and mitigation. Proceedings of the Brazilian symposium on sandy
beaches: morphodynamics, ecology, use, hazards and management. (Itajai, Santa Catarina,
Brazil), SI (35), pp 132–150
Finkl CW, Makowski C (2013a) The southeast Florida coastal zone (SFCZ): a cascade of natural,
biological, and human-induced hazards. In: Finkl CW (ed) Coastal Hazards. Springer,
Dordrecht, pp 3–56
Finkl CW, Makowski C (2013b) Perception of coastal hazards in terms of physical, biological, and
human-induced cascades: an example from the Southeast Florida Coastal Zone (SFCZ).
Proceedings of the 12th international coastal symposium, 9–14 April 2013, Plymouth, England.
J Coast Res, Special Issue No. 65:708–713
Finkl CW, Myers SD (1995) Delineation of potential inland flooding from extreme rainfall events
in broward county Florida, an engineering flood study. Fort Lauderdale: Coastal Education and
Research Foundation, 82p (Prepared for: Broward County Public Works Department, Office of
Environmental Services, Water Management Division, Streets and Highways Division,
Emergency Management Division)
Finkl CW, Myers SD (1996) Evaluation of potential flood zones (PFZ) in southeastern Florida
using remote sensing and GIS/LIS: implications for storm water management and environmental protection. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), South Florida Section Proceedings
(Palm Beach Shores, 27–28 September), pp 48–63
Finkl CW, Myers SD (1997) Identification of urban refuges from hurricane storm surge impact
areas in southeastern Florida based on interpretation of land cover from satellite imagery in a
GIS analysis ring. Proceedings fourth international conference on remote sensing for marine
and coastal environments, vol II, pp 537–544
Finkl CW, Charlier RH, Krupa SL (2005) Vulnerability of coastal environments to land use and
abuse: the example of southeast Florida. Int J Environ Stud 62(5):535–554
C.W. Finkl and C. Makowski
Finkl CW (1994) Disaster mitigation in the South Atlantic Coastal Zone (SACZ): a prodrome for
mapping hazards and coastal land systems using the example of urban subtropical southeastern. In: Finkl CW (ed) Coastal hazards: perception, susceptibility and mitigation. J Coast Res
Special Issue no. 12:339–366
Finkl CW (1995) Water resources management in the Florida Everglades: are ‘lessons from experience’ a prognosis for conservation in the future? J Soil Water Conserv 50(6):592–600
Finkl CW (2000) Identification of unseen flood-hazard impacts in southeast Florida through integration of remote sensing and geographic information system techniques, Environmental
Geosciences (American Association of Petroleum Geologists). AAPG, Tulsa, pp 119–136
Finkl CW, Charlier RH (2003a) Sustainability of subtropical coastal zones in southeastern Florida:
challenges for urbanized coastal environments threatened by development, pollution, water
supply, and storm hazards. J Coast Res 19(4):934–943
Finkl CW, Charlier R (2003b) Sustainability of coastal zones in southeastern Florida: urbanized
coastal environments threatened by development, pollution, water supply, and storm hazards.
30th Pacem in Maribus (27–30 October 2003, Kiev, Ukraine). International Ocean Institute,
Sevastopol, pp 95–96
Finkl CW, Khalil SM (2005) Savings America’s Wetland: strategies for restoration of Louisiana’s
Coastal Wetlands and Barrier Islands. J Coast Res Special Issue no. 44 283p
Finkl CW, Kruempel C (2005) Threats, obstacles and barriers to coastal environmental conservation: societal perceptions and managerial positionalities that defeat sustainable development.
In: Gomes FV, Pinto FT, Neves L, Sena A, Ferreira O (eds) Proceedings of the first international conference on coastal conservation and management in the Atlantic and Mediterranean
(Algarve, Portugal, 17–20 April 2005), pp 3–28
Finkl CW, Kruempel CJ (2006) Coastal hazards mitigation: managerial positionalities that defeat
shore protection efforts and endanger the integrity of engineering structures. International
Coastal Planning Forum (Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 28–29 November 2006)
Finkl CW, Krupa S (2003) Environmental impacts of coastal-plain activities on sandy beach systems: hazards, perception and mitigation. Proceedings of the Brazilian symposium on sandy
beaches: morphodynamics, ecology, use, hazards and management. (Itajai, Santa Catarina,
Brazil), SI (35), pp 132–150
Finkl CW, Makowski C (2013a) The southeast Florida coastal zone (SFCZ): a cascade of natural,
biological, and human-induced hazards. In: Finkl CW (ed) Coastal Hazards. Springer,
Dordrecht, pp 3–56
Finkl CW, Makowski C (2013b) Perception of coastal hazards in terms of physical, biological, and
human-induced cascades: an example from the Southeast Florida Coastal Zone (SFCZ).
Proceedings of the 12th international coastal symposium, 9–14 April 2013, Plymouth, England.
J Coast Res, Special Issue No. 65:708–713
Finkl CW, Myers SD (1995) Delineation of potential inland flooding from extreme rainfall events
in broward county Florida, an engineering flood study. Fort Lauderdale: Coastal Education and
Research Foundation, 82p (Prepared for: Broward County Public Works Department, Office of
Environmental Services, Water Management Division, Streets and Highways Division,
Emergency Management Division)
Finkl CW, Myers SD (1996) Evaluation of potential flood zones (PFZ) in southeastern Florida
using remote sensing and GIS/LIS: implications for storm water management and environmental protection. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), South Florida Section Proceedings
(Palm Beach Shores, 27–28 September), pp 48–63
Finkl CW, Myers SD (1997) Identification of urban refuges from hurricane storm surge impact
areas in southeastern Florida based on interpretation of land cover from satellite imagery in a
GIS analysis ring. Proceedings fourth international conference on remote sensing for marine
and coastal environments, vol II, pp 537–544
Finkl CW, Charlier RH, Krupa SL (2005) Vulnerability of coastal environments to land use and
abuse: the example of southeast Florida. Int J Environ Stud 62(5):535–554
C.W. Finkl and C. Makowski