Shaping the Coast: Accounting for the Human Wildcard in Projections of Future Change
Erika E. Lentz,
Gabrielle Wong‐Parodi,
Sara Zeigler
et al.
Abstract:Coastal change and evolution are the product of physical drivers (e.g., waves) tightly coupled with human behavior. As climate change impacts intensify, demand is increasing for information on where, when, and how coastal areas may change in the future. Although considerable research investments have been made in understanding the physical drivers and processes that modify and shape coastal environments, many do not account for human behavior, compromising the accuracy of comprehensive future change prediction… Show more
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