Volume 22, Issue 1

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February 2018

Coast to coast: Current research trends in German Coastal and Marine Geography

Issue Editors:

P. Michael Link,
Leonard F. Borchert,
Diana Süsser,
Pina von Prondzinski

15 articles in this issue

Coast to coast: current multidisciplinary research trends in German coastal and marine geography
P. Michael Link
Leonard F. Borchert
Pina von Prondzinski
Guest Editorial 30 December 2017 Pages: 1 - 4
Beach macro-litter monitoring on southern Baltic beaches: results, experiences and recommendations
Gerald Schernewski
Arunas Balciunas
Stefanie Werner
OriginalPaper Open access 24 February 2017 Pages: 5 - 25
Monitoring methods for large micro- and meso-litter and applications at Baltic beaches
Mirco Haseler
Gerald Schernewski
Viktorija Sabaliauskaite
OriginalPaper 13 February 2017 Pages: 27 - 50
Fossil bog soils (‘dwog horizons’) and their relation to Holocene coastal changes in the Jade Weser region, southern North Sea, Germany
Juliane Scheder
Max Engel
Helmut Brückner
OriginalPaper 07 April 2017 Pages: 51 - 69
Are Wadden Sea tidal systems with a higher tidal range more resilient against sea level rise?
Jacobus L.A. Hofstede
Johannes Becherer
Hans Burchard
OriginalPaper 17 November 2016 Pages: 71 - 78
Impact of pedological conditions on the distribution of Salicornia species (Southern North Sea coast)
Sarah Witte
Holger Freund
Luise Giani
OriginalPaper 20 December 2016 Pages: 79 - 85
Wildlife corridors under water: an approach to preserve marine biodiversity in heavily modified water bodies
Peter Krost
Matthias Goerres
Verena Sandow
OriginalPaper 20 September 2017 Pages: 87 - 104
European Atlas of the Seas: “a picture is worth a thousand words”
Vittorio Barale
Jean Dusart
Fabrizio Niceta
OriginalPaper Open access 15 September 2017 Pages: 105 - 113
Potential, constrains and solutions for marine aquaculture in Kiel Bay & Fjord
Kai Ahrendt
Horst Sterr
Michael Schultz
OriginalPaper 05 April 2017 Pages: 115 - 130
The regional framing of climate change: towards a place-based perspective on regional climate change perception in north Frisia
Martin Döring
Beate Ratter
OriginalPaper 28 February 2017 Pages: 131 - 143
Multi-risk, multi-scale and multi-stakeholder – the contribution of a bow-tie analysis for risk management in the trilateral Wadden Sea Region
Birgit Gerkensmeier
Beate M. W. Ratter
OriginalPaper 02 September 2016 Pages: 145 - 156
Retrospective assessment of a managed coastal realignment and lagoon restoration measure: the Geltinger Birk, Germany
Gerald Schernewski
Caroline Bartel
Donalda Karnauskaite
OriginalPaper 29 January 2017 Pages: 157 - 167
Coastal dwellers-power against climate change: a place-based perspective on individual and collective engagement in North Frisia
Diana Süsser
OriginalPaper 16 November 2016 Pages: 169 - 182
Awareness of sea-level response under climate change on the coast of Ghana
Prosper I. K. Evadzi
Jürgen Scheffran
Birgit Hünicke
OriginalPaper 15 November 2017 Pages: 183 - 197
Climate change adaptation in the Schleswig-Holstein sector of the Wadden Sea: an integrated state governmental strategy
Jacobus L. A. Hofstede
Martin Stock
OriginalPaper 08 April 2016 Pages: 199 - 207

Volume 22, Issue 1

Coast to coast: current multidisciplinary research trends in German coastal and marine geography

Beach macro-litter monitoring on southern Baltic beaches: results, experiences and recommendations

Monitoring methods for large micro- and meso-litter and applications at Baltic beaches

Fossil bog soils (‘dwog horizons’) and their relation to Holocene coastal changes in the Jade Weser region, southern North Sea, Germany

Are Wadden Sea tidal systems with a higher tidal range more resilient against sea level rise?

Impact of pedological conditions on the distribution of Salicornia species (Southern North Sea coast)

Wildlife corridors under water: an approach to preserve marine biodiversity in heavily modified water bodies

European Atlas of the Seas: “a picture is worth a thousand words”

Potential, constrains and solutions for marine aquaculture in Kiel Bay & Fjord

The regional framing of climate change: towards a place-based perspective on regional climate change perception in north Frisia

Multi-risk, multi-scale and multi-stakeholder – the contribution of a bow-tie analysis for risk management in the trilateral Wadden Sea Region

Retrospective assessment of a managed coastal realignment and lagoon restoration measure: the Geltinger Birk, Germany

Coastal dwellers-power against climate change: a place-based perspective on individual and collective engagement in North Frisia

Awareness of sea-level response under climate change on the coast of Ghana

Climate change adaptation in the Schleswig-Holstein sector of the Wadden Sea: an integrated state governmental strategy

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