a collaborative geospatial shoreline inventory tool to guide coastal development and habitat conservation

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Abstract
We are developing a geospatial inventory tool that will guide habitat conservation, restoration and coastal development and benefit several stakeholders who seek mitigation and adaptation strategies to shoreline changes resulting from erosion and sea level rise. The ESRI Geoportal Server, which is a type of web portal used to find and access geospatial information in a central repository, is customized by adding a Geoinventory tool capability that allows any shoreline related data to be searched, displayed and analyzed on a map viewer. Users will be able to select sections of the shoreline and generate statistical reports in the map viewer to allow for comparisons. The tool will also facilitate map-based discussion forums and creation of user groups to encourage citizen participation in decisions regarding shoreline stabilization and restoration, thereby promoting sustainable coastal development.
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Authors ;Peter Gies;Ravi Shankar;Ann-Margaret Esnard;Diana Mitsova;Frank Wissinger
Journal población y desarrollo
Year 2013
DOI
10.3390/ijgi2020385
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http://www.mdpi.com/2220-9964/2/2/385
Keywords
coastal planning

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