Urban Coasts in Socio-ecological Transition: A Methodological Framework to Support Planning and Management of the City-Sea Interface (Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering)
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Urban Coasts in Socio-ecological Transition: A Methodological Framework to Support Planning and Management of the City-Sea Interface (Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering)

by Ivan Pistone

Urban Planning Environmental Engineering Coastal Management
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This book presents a methodological framework for planning and managing the city-sea interface. Focusing on urban coasts undergoing socio-ecological transition, it connects coastal conditions with urban planning and management concerns, offering a structured resource for readers in civil engineering, environmental studies, and related fields.

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Urban Coasts in Socio-ecological Transition examines the city-sea interface as a setting for planning and management.

The book presents a methodological framework focused on urban coasts and their socio-ecological transition.

It is intended for readers interested in approaches that connect coastal environments, urban development, and management practices.

Published in the Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering series, this work offers a structured perspective for studying and supporting decisions concerning urban coastal areas.

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