Exploring space geodetic technology for physical coastal vulnerability index and management strategies: A review
Sustaining coastal ecosystems from the impact of rising sea levels is vital since they offer environmental services that are considered critical for humans’ well-being. The Coastal Vulnerability Index (CVI) is favoured in coastal hazard studies, as it provides a predictive approach to coastal change...
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