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16. The Vulnerability of Coastal Tourism Destinations to Climate Change: The Usefulness of Policy Analysis R. Santos-Lacueva et al.
17. Coastal vulnerability assessment: through regional to local downscaling of wave characteristics along the Bay of Lalzit (Albania) F. De Leo et al.
18. Assessing Coastal Vulnerability to Storms: A Case Study on the Coast of Thrace, Greece I. Chalmoukis
19. Erosion consequences on beach functions along the Maresme coast (NW Mediterranean, Spain) C. Ballesteros et al.
20. Hindcasting Extreme Significant Wave Heights Under Fetch-Limited Conditions with Tree-Based Models D. Bujak et al.
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25. Management Evaluation of a Semi-Urban Beach in Northwestern Mexico G. García-Morales et al.
26. Review of Applications of Vulnerability Assessments to Saltmarsh, Beach, and Mixed Shoreline Systems N. Sargison et al.
27. Unraveling the decadal–scale coastal evolution and hazards of the Salamanca Barrier (Colombia) N. Murillo Gómez & J. Jiménez
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29. Selecting coastal hotspots to storm impacts at the regional scale: a Coastal Risk Assessment Framework C. Viavattene et al.
30. Assessment of storm events along the Algiers coast and their potential impacts K. Amarouche et al.
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32. Dynamical Downscaling of ERA5 Data on the North-Western Mediterranean Sea: From Atmosphere to High-Resolution Coastal Wave Climate V. Vannucchi et al.
33. Assessment of wave runup and wave rundown based on observed long-term wave conditions D. Myrhaug & T. Sunde
34. Vulnerability assessment of Massaguaçú Beach (SE Brazil) P. Sousa et al.
35. The Feasibility of the ERA5 Forced Numerical Wave Model in Fetch-Limited Basins D. Bujak et al.
36. The relationship between heritage, recreational quality and geomorphological vulnerability in the coastal zone: A case study of beach systems in the Canary Islands C. Peña-Alonso et al.
37. A new approach for the assessment of coastal flooding risk. Application in Rhodes island, Greece D. Malliouri et al.
38. Validation of the Hazard and Vulnerability Analysis of Coastal Erosion in the Caribbean and Pacific Coast of Colombia O. Coca-Domínguez & C. Ricaurte-Villota
39. Vulnerability Analysis of Episodic Beach Erosion by Applying Storm Wave Scenarios to a Shoreline Response Model T. Kim et al.
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41. Coastal exposure assessment on Bonassola bay L. Mucerino et al.
42. Morphological changes, beach inundation and overwash caused by an extreme storm on a low-lying embayed beach bounded by a dune system (NW Mediterranean) R. Durán et al.
43. Integrated sea storm management strategy: the 29 October 2018 event in the Adriatic Sea C. Ferrarin et al.
44. Assessment of vulnerability of the eastern Cretan beaches (Greece) to sea level rise I. Monioudi et al.
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52. Cartography of Flood Risks Due to Extreme Storm Surges on the Central Algerian Coast (Eastern Coast of Cherchell) N. Amarni et al.
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60. Measuring geomorphological vulnerability on beaches using a set of indicators (GVI): A tool for management C. Peña-Alonso et al.
61. Assessment of the Evolution of Cameroon Coastline: An Overview from 1986 to 2015 G. Ondoa
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67. GIS Based Measurement and Regulatory Zoning of Urban Ecological Vulnerability X. Zhang et al.
68. How to Define Priorities in Coastal Vulnerability Assessment F. De Serio et al.
69. Building Blocks: A Quantitative Approach for Evaluating Coastal Vulnerability K. Kantamaneni et al.
70. Temporal and Spatial Distributions of Ecological Vulnerability under the Influence of Natural and Anthropogenic Factors in an Eco-Province under Construction in China Q. Ding et al.
71. Assessment of the Coastal Vulnerability to the Ongoing Sea Level Rise for the Exquisite Rhodes Island (SE Aegean Sea, Greece) D. Vandarakis et al.
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