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Editorial on Geomatic Applications to Coastal Research: Challenges and New Developments

Cristina Ponte Lira and Rita González-Villanueva    

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This editorial introduces the Special Issue entitled ?Geomatic Applications to Coastal Research: Challenges and New Developments? and succinctly evaluates future trends of the use of geomatics in the field of coastal research. This Special Issue was created to emphasize the importance of using different methodologies to study the very complex and dynamic environment of the coast. The field of geomatics offers various tools and methods that are capable of capturing and understanding coastal systems at different scales (i.e., time and space). This Special Issue therefore features nine articles in which different methodologies and study cases are presented, highlighting what the field of geomatics has to offer to the field of coastal research. The featured articles use a range of methodologies, from GIS to remote sensing, as well as statistical and spatial analysis techniques, to advance the knowledge of coastal areas and improve management and future knowledge of these areas.

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