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Main Authors: Tanwari, Kamran, Terefenko, Paweł, Shi, Xiaohao, Śledziowski, Jakub, Giza, Andrzej
Format: Artículo científico
Language:en
Published: The Science of the total environment 2025
Online Access:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40199203/
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author Tanwari, Kamran
Terefenko, Paweł
Shi, Xiaohao
Śledziowski, Jakub
Giza, Andrzej
author_facet Tanwari, Kamran
Terefenko, Paweł
Shi, Xiaohao
Śledziowski, Jakub
Giza, Andrzej
Tanwari, Kamran
Terefenko, Paweł
Shi, Xiaohao
Śledziowski, Jakub
Giza, Andrzej
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Coastal zones vulnerability evaluation in the southern Baltic Sea: Shoreline dynamics and land use/land cover changes over five decades. Tanwari, Kamran Terefenko, Paweł Shi, Xiaohao Śledziowski, Jakub Giza, Andrzej Over the past century, coastal zones have experienced significant population growth and rapid development, often conflicting with these environments' dynamic and sensitive nature. The present study investigated five decades (1972-2023) of shoreline dynamics and land-use/land-cover (LULC) transformations along three study sectors located on a 47 km stretch of the Southern Baltic coastline. The research employed eleven multispectral Landsat MSS/TM/OLI images within a geographic information system (GIS) framework to analyze coastline variations and LULC patterns. Results showed significant accretion in Sector I (Usedom), while Sectors II and III (Wolin) experienced marked erosion. Over the entire study period, 29.59 % (3.21 km), 39.90 % (4.51 km), and 67.54 % (9.45 km) of the shorelines in Sector-I, Sector-II, and Sector-III experienced erosion. The distance correlation showed that hydrometeorological variables associated with wind-wave dynamics, exerted a stronger influence on shoreline changes. The LULC change analysis highlighted a decline in forest cover (-846.86 ha) and increased built-up areas (+1137.86) across all sectors. These results enabled the identification of four coastal vulnerability zones-one in Usedom and three in Wolin-characterized by pronounced erosion, forest degradation, and urban expansion. These findings can inform coastal management strategies by identifying high-risk zones, guiding sustainable development practices, and prioritizing areas for conservation and intervention.
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spellingShingle Coastal zones vulnerability evaluation in the southern Baltic Sea: Shoreline dynamics and land use/land cover changes over five decades.
Tanwari, Kamran
Terefenko, Paweł
Shi, Xiaohao
Śledziowski, Jakub
Giza, Andrzej
Coastal zones vulnerability evaluation in the southern Baltic Sea: Shoreline dynamics and land use/land cover changes over five decades. Tanwari, Kamran Terefenko, Paweł Shi, Xiaohao Śledziowski, Jakub Giza, Andrzej Over the past century, coastal zones have experienced significant population growth and rapid development, often conflicting with these environments' dynamic and sensitive nature. The present study investigated five decades (1972-2023) of shoreline dynamics and land-use/land-cover (LULC) transformations along three study sectors located on a 47 km stretch of the Southern Baltic coastline. The research employed eleven multispectral Landsat MSS/TM/OLI images within a geographic information system (GIS) framework to analyze coastline variations and LULC patterns. Results showed significant accretion in Sector I (Usedom), while Sectors II and III (Wolin) experienced marked erosion. Over the entire study period, 29.59 % (3.21 km), 39.90 % (4.51 km), and 67.54 % (9.45 km) of the shorelines in Sector-I, Sector-II, and Sector-III experienced erosion. The distance correlation showed that hydrometeorological variables associated with wind-wave dynamics, exerted a stronger influence on shoreline changes. The LULC change analysis highlighted a decline in forest cover (-846.86 ha) and increased built-up areas (+1137.86) across all sectors. These results enabled the identification of four coastal vulnerability zones-one in Usedom and three in Wolin-characterized by pronounced erosion, forest degradation, and urban expansion. These findings can inform coastal management strategies by identifying high-risk zones, guiding sustainable development practices, and prioritizing areas for conservation and intervention.
title Coastal zones vulnerability evaluation in the southern Baltic Sea: Shoreline dynamics and land use/land cover changes over five decades.
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40199203/