Part I. Remote Sensing, Mapping and Survey of Coastal Biophysical Environments
Remote Sensing of Coastal Ecosystems and Environments
Advanced Techniques for Mapping Biophysical Environments on Carbonate Banks Using Laser Airborne Depth Sounding (LADS) and IKONOS Satellite Imagery
Terrestrial Laser Scanner Surveying in Coastal Settings
Advances in Applied Remote Sensing to Coastal Environments Using Free Satellite Imagery
Remote Sensing and Modeling of Coral Reef Resilience
An Assessment of Physiographic Habitats, Geomorphology and Evolution of Chilika Lagoon (Odisha, India) Using Geospatial Technology
Foreshore Applications of X-band Radar
Part II. Advances in the Study and Interpretation of Coastal Oceans, Estuaries, Sea-Level Variation and Water Quality
Digital Ocean Technological Advances
A New Statistical-Empirical Hybrid Based Model to Estimate Seasonal Sea-Level Variation in the Gulf of Paria from River Discharge
Advances in Modeling of Water Quality in Estuaries
Advances in Video Monitoring of the Beach and Near shore? The Long-Term Perspective
Advances in Application of Remote Sensing Techniques to Enhance the Capability of Hydrodynamic Modeling in Estuary
Part III. Advances in Coastal Modeling Using Field Data, Remote Sensing, GIS and Numerical Simulations
Developments in Salt Marsh Topography Analysis Using Airborne Infrared Photography
Examining Material Transport in Dynamic Coastal Environments: An Integrated Approach Using Field Data, Remote Sensing and Numerical Modeling
Simulated Management Systems Developed by the Northern Gulf Coastal Hazards Collaboratory (NG-CHC): An Overview of Cyber infrastructure to Support the Coastal Modeling Community in the Gulf of Mexico
Advancement of Technology for Detecting Shoreline Changes in East Coast of India and Comparison with Prototype Behavior
Advances in Remote Sensing of Coastal Wetlands: LiDAR, SAR and Object-Oriented Case Studies from North Carolina
Part IV. Advances in the Management of Coastal Resources Using Remote Sensing Data and GIS
Numerical Simulations and Satellite Remote Sensing as Tools for Research and Management of Marine Fishery Resources
Identifying Suitable Sites of Shrimp Culture in Southwest Bangladesh Using GIS and Remote Sensing Data
A Multi-Criteria Approach for Erosion Risk Assessment Using a New Concept of Spatial Unit Analysis, Wave Model and High Resolution DEMs.