TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.
Overview of TRITON project
2.
Technical and geological aspects of coastal erosion: impact analysis on biodiversity and human population
2.1.
Natural causes of erosion
2.2.
Anthropogenic erosion
2.3.
Consequences of coastal erosion
2.4.
Hard and soft coastal protection engineering
2.5.
What is really the State of the World’s Beaches
2.6.
Scenarios and challenges for the future
3.
Integrated WEB GIS coastal planning
3.1
Use of software for integrated WEB GIS coastal planning
3.2
Use of Earth observation data by local authorities for a better coastal management
3.3
Bayesian Network approaches for ICZM and adaptation planning
3.4
GIS-BN methodological approach
3.5
Results from the Ugento pilot case
3.6
Numerical modelling and its application in the Gulf of Patras
4
The legal framework on coastal erosion and integrated coastal zone management
4.1
The coastal erosion
4.2
International legal framework
4.3
In-depth: VII Barcelona Protocol (ICZM 2008)
4.4
EU legislation
4.5
In-depth: the Marine Strategy
4.6
In-depth: spatial sea planning
4.7
Italian legal framework
4.8
Apulian regional legislation
4.9
In-depth: rules on the protection and use of the coast in Apulia
4.10
Greek legislative framework for coastal zone management
4.11
Western Greece Regional Framework for coastal zone management
5
European Union Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region (EUSAIR)
6
Funding the mitigation of coastal erosion
6.1
EIB, EIF and EASME
6.2
Financial instruments in support of the blue economy
7.
Triton’s position paper on coastal erosion
7
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