Rising tides and the future of coastal communitiesResearch question 1: How can innovative methods of coastal management contribute to the development of resilient coastal communities?Research question 2: Can design innovation in both method and management better support the development of resilient coastal communities?

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Rising tides and the future of coastal communitiesResearch question 1: How can innovative methods of coastal management contribute to the development of resilient coastal communities?Research question 2: Can design innovation in both method and management better support the development of resilient coastal communities?

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Climate change will have tremendous implications for the design of landscapes and urban areas before the close of the 21st Century. Current projections suggest that increasing temperatures will cause significant sea-level rise, and this will certainly change the lifestyle and shape of highly valued coastal development across the globe. However, present day mitigation techniques are still dominated by a process of engineering efficiency that tends to ignore social, environmental and economic v...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2016

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Noronha, Shayne

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3616

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New Zealand / climate change / sea level rise / Whangateau Harbour (Hauraki Gulf) / Point Wells (Whangateau Harbour) / coastal communities / resilient cities / sustainable urban design / Urban and Regional Planning / Land Use and Environmental Planning

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