(Asian Development Bank and Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development
2000). However, a proper land use policy is absolutely necessary because it can
enable local areas to overcome natural hazards.
Based on the natural environmental characteristics of coastal erosion and the
affected areas, erosion potential can be assessed by using remote sensing data
analysis. This methodology can also apply to the other regions in Vietnam and
beyond. In high risk areas, suitable means, corresponding to the particular conditions of the area, must be taken for disaster prevention.
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