The interactive relationship between coastal erosion and flood risk/
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Coastal erosion and flooding are hazards that, when combined with facilitative pathways and vulnerable receptors, represent sources of coastal risk. Erosion and flooding risks are often analysed separately owing to complex relationships between driving processes, morphological response and risk receptors. We argue that these risks should be considered jointly and illustrate this through discussion of three ‘expressions’ of this interactive relationship: coastal morphology modifies flood hazard; future flood risk depends on changing shoreline position; and the simultaneous occurrence of erosion–flooding events. Some critical thoughts are offered on the general applicability of these expressions and the implications for coastal risk management policy.
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The interactive relationship between coastal erosion and flood risk/
APA
Pollard J., Spencer & Brooks S. (2019). The interactive relationship between coastal erosion and flood risk. : Sage.
Chicago
Pollard JA, Spencer and Brooks SM. 2019. The interactive relationship between coastal erosion and flood risk. : Sage.
Harvard
Pollard J., Spencer and Brooks S. (2019). The interactive relationship between coastal erosion and flood risk. : Sage.
MLA
Pollard JA, Spencer and Brooks SM. The interactive relationship between coastal erosion and flood risk. : Sage. 2019.