Developing indicators to identify coastal green infrastructure potential: The case of the Salish Sea region
作者： Tugce Conger , Stephanie E. Chang
DOI: 10.1016/J.OCECOAMAN.2019.03.011
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摘要: Abstract This study investigates where coastal green infrastructure (CGI) can provide highest potential protection benefits, while considering its vulnerability to environmental conditions. CGI provides important however, influenced by climate change and human activities, these benefits are highly threatened. of was not considered in the previous studies. a framework an indicator-based methodology fill this gap. A review literature conducted identify parameters used measure CGI's vulnerability. The content references that contained specific related role were systematically reviewed. total 11 indicators identified organized into two indices: index, index. indices synthesized using 2 × 2 matrix areas with potential. Analysis for 74 most populated communities Salish Sea region. Results indicate British Columbia region have high utilize protection. 59% 36% Washington State even when is accounted for.
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