"Sea Level Rise and Coastal Infrastructure" ed. by Yuanzhi Zhang, Yijun Hou, Xiaomei Yang

Sea level rise and coastal erosion had drawn an increasing awareness recently as the repercussion of increase of sea level and coastal erosion would reshape the earth's system and induce a tremendous loss in ecological or economics cost. Governments are dedicated to meliorate the occurrence of these phenomena, or else all creations on the earth will suffer from the catastrophe.

Global warming is one of the crucial factors resulting in the increase of sea level and coastal erosion. Remote sensing and geographic information systems (GIS) technologies are thoroughly adopted and applied to monitor the dynamic change of the nature system, such as coastal land use and land cover, sea level rise, and coastal infrastructure.

Contents
1. Introduction to Sea Level Rise and Coastal Infrastructure
2. Constructing Local Sea Level Rise Scenarios for Assessing Possible Impacts and Adaptation Needs: Insights from Coasts of India
3. Analysis of Dynamic Effects on the Brazilian Vertical Datum
4. Alterations within the Coastal Urban Environments: Case of the Coastal Squares of Istanbul Megacity
5. Coastal Wetland Vegetation in Response to Global Warming and Climate Change
6. Impact of Enteromorpha Blooms on Aquaculture Research Off Qianliyan Island, Yellow Sea, China
7. Geohazards in the Fjords of Northern Patagonia, Chile
8. Coastal Disasters and Remote Sensing Monitoring Methods
9. Revealing Landscape Planning Strategies for Disaster-Prone Coastal Urban Environments: The Case of Istanbul Megacity
10. Retracted: Coastal Geomorphology and Its Impacts
11. Beach Users’ Perceptions Toward Beach Quality and Crowding: A Case of Cenang Beach, Langkawi Island, Malaysia
12. Remote Sensing Retrieval Study of the Surface Kinetic Parameters in the Yangtze Estuary and Its Adjacent Waters
13. Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Sea Surface Temperature in the East China Sea Using TERRA/MODIS Products Data