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A hybrid process to address uncertainty and changing climate risk in coastal areas using Dynamic Adaptive Pathways Planning, Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis and Real Options Analysis: A New Zealand applicationJournal Paper

Lawrence, J.; Bell, R.; Stroombergen, A., 2019, Sustainability, Special Issue: Policy Pathways for Sustainability. Expand

Bar splitting: system attributes and sediment budget implications for net offshore migrating bar system (International coastal symposium 2007, Brisbane, April 2007)

Shand, R.D., 2007, Journal of Coastal Research Special Issue. Expand

Incipient foredunes developed from marine dispersed rhizome of Ammophilia arenariaConference Paper

Hilton, M.; Konlechner, T., 2011, Proceedings of the 11th International Coastal Symposium, Lisbon, Portugal. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue. Expand

River mouth morphodynamics on a mixed sand gravel coast

Paterson, A; Hume, T.M; Healy, T.R., 2001, Journal of Coastal Research Special Issue. Expand

Seawalls versus BeachesJournal Paper

Pilkey, O.H. & Wright, L.W., 1988, SPECIAL ISSUE. Expand

The potential for marine dispersal of Ammophia (marram grass) rhizome in New ZealandConference Paper

Konlechner, T.M.; Hilton, M.J., 2009, Proceedings of the 10th International Coastal Symposium, Lisbon, Portugal. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue. Expand

Volume changes on a sand gravel barrier at a groyne construction, Haumoana, Hawke's bay, New Zealand: international coastal symposiumConference Paper

White, J.L; Healy, T.R., 2000, Journal of coastal research, special issue. Expand