2017
DOI: 10.1080/15481603.2017.1376370
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Integrating remote sensing and GIS techniques for monitoring and modeling shoreline evolution to support coastal risk management

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“…Digital change detection techniques based on remote sensing imagery are capable of providing both long-term and short-term solutions [35,36]. Long-term change detection approaches consist of temporal trajectory analysis (also referred as trends), using long series of observation data, which can be used to detect subtle anomalies in annual variability of climatic variables, such as those resulting from climate change [37]. However, that is not the case of floods, which can happen within a few days or hours.…”
Section: Flood Extent Estimation Methods Based On Remote Sensing Imagerymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Digital change detection techniques based on remote sensing imagery are capable of providing both long-term and short-term solutions [35,36]. Long-term change detection approaches consist of temporal trajectory analysis (also referred as trends), using long series of observation data, which can be used to detect subtle anomalies in annual variability of climatic variables, such as those resulting from climate change [37]. However, that is not the case of floods, which can happen within a few days or hours.…”
Section: Flood Extent Estimation Methods Based On Remote Sensing Imagerymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…), Jaboatão dos Guararapes e Cabo de Santo Agostinho (MENEZES, 2015), Litoral Sul de Pernambuco (MALLMANN, 2008), no Rio de Janeiro, na região dos Lagos (LINS-DE-BARROS, 2010) e no Paraná, o Balneário de Pontal do Sul (NARDEZ et al, 2016), entre outros. No contexto de publicações internacionais referentes a indicadores para o mapeamento da linha de costa encontram-se Boak and Turner, (2005) trazendo uma revisão de várias defi nições e técnicas para o mapeamento desta feição, além dos trabalhos destacando a importância do gerenciamento costeiro integrado, como é o caso de Jacobson et al, (2014), que apresenta um estudo de caso na Austrália, retratando a importância do monitoramento e avaliações dos fatores adaptativos para o ajuste de ações referentes ao gerenciamento costeiro; Denner et al, (2015), por sua vez, integra a vulnerabilidade costeira com riscos ambientais para um estudo de caso no estuário de Loughor, Gales do Sul, Reino Unido; enquanto Cenci et al, (2017) apresenta a relação entre a obtenção de informações espaciais utilizando sensoriamento remoto com a integração através de sistemas de informações geográfi cas para modelar a variação das taxas da linha de costa e assim fornecer subsídios ao gerenciamento costeiro e detecção de locais de risco para um estudo de caso considerando praias localizadas em Portugal e na Itália.…”
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“…The Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) requires information from shoreline monitoring to take actions about recovering and marine areas preservation, highlighting the importance of climate change research applied to coastal zones (CENCI et al, 2018;BRACS et al, 2016;NATESAN et al, 2015). Thus, shoreline monitoring becomes essential information as models input able to evaluate coastal erosion vulnerability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%