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Multiple scenario analyses forecasting the impacts of sea level rise in Cape Town, South Africa
Sea level rise is highly interdisciplinary and its study entails not only oceanography, but other fields such as geomatics, climatology and geology. In this study we relied on the tools from geomatics to produce sea level rise maps in order to assess the vulnerability of the coastline of Cape Town,...
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Department of Oceanography
2019
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