ECS-SS1 | COASTAL VULNERABILITY IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
Theme:
Estuaries, Coasts and Seas (ECS)
Short description on the session:
Coastal zones may be the most sensitive areas to be impacted by climate change environmentally and socioeconomically. Topics include, among others:
Estuaries, Coasts and Seas (ECS)
Short description on the session:
Coastal zones may be the most sensitive areas to be impacted by climate change environmentally and socioeconomically. Topics include, among others:
- Monitoring, modelling and assessment of coastal vulnerability.
- Changing climate effect on coastal management.
- Assessment and design of coastal structures in a changing climate.
- Nature-based solutions for coastal flooding mitigation and coastal erosion control.
Conveners:
Athanassios DIMAS, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Patras, Email: adimas@upatras.gr, Phone: +30 2610996518
Theofanis KARAMBAS, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Email: karambas@civil.auth.gr, Phone: +30 2310995805
Useful information:
Athanassios DIMAS, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Patras, Email: adimas@upatras.gr, Phone: +30 2610996518
Theofanis KARAMBAS, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Email: karambas@civil.auth.gr, Phone: +30 2310995805
Useful information:
| Duration of session: |
2 hours |
| Duration of oral presentation: | 15 minutes (12 presentation + 3 discussion) |
| Total number of presentations: | 6 - 8 |
| Length of abstract: | 2 pages, following the template of the Congress |
| Special issue on a journal: | Yes, by the Convener; it can be supported by the Organizing Committee |
