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The role of long-term landscape photography as a tool in dune management
J. Millington
, C. Booth
, M. Fullen
, G. Moore
, I. Trueman
, Ann Worsley
, Nigel Richardson
, E. Baltrénaité
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Dunes
100%
Landscape Photography
100%
Dune Management
100%
Dune System
33%
United Kingdom
16%
Foredune Morphology
16%
Accretion Processes
16%
Sand Encroachment
16%
Foredune
16%
Morphological Development
16%
Erosion-accretion
16%
Predicting the Future
16%
Morphological Changes
16%
National Grid
16%
Gwynedd
16%
Sediment Dynamics
16%
Sand
16%
Management Techniques
16%
Dune Stabilization
16%
Blown Sand
16%
Monitoring Method
16%
Stabilized Methods
16%
Coastal Squeeze
16%
Shoreline Retreat
16%
Pasture
16%
Natural Dynamics
16%
Coastal Defence
16%
Habitat Loss
16%
Foredune Erosion
16%
General Relationship
16%
Cyclic Patterns
16%
Dune Environment
16%
Semi-fixed Dunes
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Dune
100%
Morphology
16%
Foredune
16%
United Kingdom
8%
Landform
8%
Coastal Protection
8%
Monitoring Technique
8%