Outcome-Based Performance Measures for Coastal Systems: Bibliography

Shinn, Hope

doi:10.25923/x40m-h954

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Outcome-Based Performance Measures for Coastal Systems: Bibliography

Published Date:

2019

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NCRL subject guide ; 2019-05

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Outcome-Based Performance Measures for Coastal Systems

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Shinn, Hope

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Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Laboratories (U.S.) ; NOAA Central Library ;

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The goal of this bibliography is to gather two related sets of resources: one on coastal community resilience and vulnerability; and one on decision support systems, currently in use or being developed, that have integrated social and ecological factors. Both sets of resources will go towards a project to develop a decision support system that integrates social and ecological factors, to help understand coastal systems and assess whether our communities are safer or more prepared for natural disasters and the effects of climate change. The majority of literature included are peer-reviewed journal articles from a social science perspective.

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https://doi.org/10.25923/x40m-h954

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