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International Conference on Coastal Zones, will be organized around the theme “Multidisciplinary Approach in Achieving Equitable Development for Coastal Zones”
Coastal Zones 2016 is comprised of 11 tracks and 102 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Coastal Zones 2016.
Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.
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Any activity taking place in the coastal zone, which has a specific purpose. It includes
- Management for nature conservation,
- Management of recreational activity,
- Habitat and species restoration,
- Coastal defence (protection from coastal erosion and flooding) amongst a wide range of other human uses.
As a result of present population growth and development, coastal areas worldwide are under in-creasing stress. Coastal areas are key focal points for lifestyle and economy. Coastal management will be aimed primarily at local government, which is responsible for managing large areas of public coastal land and beaches, and preserving the qualities and amenity that make many of these areas so precious. State Government, Traditional Owners, national and state marine park managers, port authorities, and operators who manage specialist areas of the coast and tidal water, will also find the policies and supporting information useful in guiding management decisions about activities and resources in the coastal zone.
- Track 1-1Marine and Coastal Management
- Track 1-2Resource management
- Track 1-3Nature Conservation
- Track 1-4Recreational Activity
- Track 1-5Habitat and species restoration
- Track 1-6Coastal Biodiversity
- Track 1-7Resilance and resistance of Coastal Ecosystems
- Track 1-8Role of stake holders
- Track 1-9Impacts of global change
Coastal life is comfortable, relaxed and unfussy, and interiors in this style reflect that mood. They're loosely arranged and casually outfitted—no finicky fabrics or fine furnishings. Textiles and surface materials are simple, natural, and durable; clear blues, sea greens, creamy whites, and beiges call to mind the hues of sand and water. Nautical and beach accents, such as shells, coral, and sea creatures, lighten up the look in an entirely appropriate way.
- Track 2-1Coatal living house plans
- Track 2-2Coastal Decors
- Track 2-3Coastal community
- Track 2-4Coastal cities and Urban Planning
- Track 2-5Coastal Bedding
- Track 2-6Coastal kitchens
- Track 2-7Living Shore line development
- Track 2-8Coastal Hotels and Resorts
Coastal tourism and recreation involves travelling to the coastal environment primarily for leisure purposes. It is influenced by the proximity to the coast and the attraction and availability of coastal resources. Coastal recreation encompasses activities in the coastal environment that are undertaken by visitor and resident recreational user groups. Both activities are closely interlinked and are associated with and/or dependent on the coastal locality.
Recreation in terms of developing Tourism & Infrastructure and aquaculture which improves the Nation’s Economy by planning and beach design is of prime importance. Petroleum Industry is majorly engaged with coastal zones. Coral reef resources are also another focused sector in outcome of natural resources. While engaging in the development of these areas, the risk reduction and land use planning have to be considered in terms of natural life forms and investigation of coastal environmental impact simultaneously predicting Environmental variations.Tourism and Recreation is now one of the global engines of economic development and a fundamental component of many nations Gross National Product (GNP). Although the industry is not dissimilar to any other in that it is susceptible to the vagaries of the global economy, it has experienced continued growth over the last decade. Every year, more people are in motion than ever before in history.
- Track 3-1Petroleum Industry
- Track 3-2Aquaculture and Fishery
- Track 3-3Coral Reef Resources
- Track 3-4Risk reduction and land-use planning
- Track 3-5Consideration of natural life forms
- Track 3-6Prediction of environmental variation
- Track 3-7Maritime Industry and Transportation
- Track 3-8Tourism & Infrastructure
- Track 3-9Planning and Beach design
- Track 3-10Impact of Coastal Environmental investigations
To ensure that structures have minimal impact on the coastal environment and are kept in good condition, Planning Design & Construction of Ports & Marinas is essential. Coastal and Maritime Engineering involves Port Navigation Systems, Dredging, Mining & Monitoring, Deep Water Terminals, Designing and Planning Coastal Infrastructure, Desalination & Water Treatment Technologies. Remote Sensing & GIS and Maritime Meteorology involves with planning and strategy of the structures. Maritime archaeology deals with the submerged or damaged structures and monuments along the coastal regions.
- Track 4-1Coastal and Offshore Structures
- Track 4-2Desalination & water treatment technologies
- Track 4-3Wave & Hydrodynamic Modelling
- Track 4-4Deep Water Terminals
- Track 4-5Offshore windmills
- Track 4-6Remote Sensing & GIS
- Track 4-7Port Navigation Systems
- Track 4-8Planning design & construction of Ports and Maritas
- Track 4-9Maritime Meteorology
- Track 4-10Vessel Hydrodynamics,Mooring and Berthing
- Track 4-11Maritime Archeology
- Track 4-12Habitat Restoration
- Track 4-13Dredging, Mining & Monitoring
- Track 4-14Investigations of seashore deposits
Coastal structures are an important component in any coastal protection scheme. They directly control wave and storm surge action or to stabilize a beach which provides protection to the coast, majorly comprises Structural and Soft Engineering Techniques. Worldwide investigations like Designing Artificial Reefs will stabilise the Biodiversity. Sloping dykes in the forms of designing gentle slopes type coastal dykes to minimise environmental damage when constructing and maintaining buildings and other public amenities in coastal areas.
- Track 5-1World-wide investigations of artificial reefs and sloping dykes
- Track 5-2Offshore Wind Energy
- Track 5-3Renewable Energy:Wave:Tidal,Tidal Stream,salinity gradient,small Hydro power
- Track 5-4Structural And Soft Engineering Technique
- Track 5-5Break water designs
- Track 5-6Bioengineered shoreline protection
- Track 5-7Designing Gentle Slope-type Coastal Dikes
- Track 5-8Designing Artificial Reefs
- Track 5-9Estuary Restoration
Coastal areas include continental shelf, slope and estuaries and their processes. Study on wave and their hydrodynamic modelling helps in sedimentation and navigational process of comprehensive sediment management. It involves Coastal oceanography and lagoons in Investigating seashore deposits, shoreline changes. Conservation in marine eco systems, coastal morphology helps in protecting the marine habitats and future survival.
- Track 6-1Shoreline erosion protection
- Track 6-2Coastal Oceanography and Lagoons
- Track 6-3Reversible and irreversible sand beach variation
- Track 6-4Coastal morphology and Sedimentation Transport
- Track 6-5Dune Erosion
- Track 6-6Muddy Coasts
- Track 6-7Estuaries
- Track 6-8Coastal processes and navigation
- Track 6-9Land Ocean Interactions
- Track 6-10Comprehensive sediment management
- Track 6-11Processes and sedimentation in estuaries
- Track 6-12Biogeochemical cycles in Mangroves
- Track 6-13Conservation in Marine Eco systems
- Track 6-14Sea water Intrusion
Climate change could affect coastal areas in a variety of ways. Coasts are sensitive to sea level rise, changes in the frequency and intensity of storms, increases in precipitation, and warmer ocean temperatures. climate change may require new approaches to managing land, water, waste, and ecosystems. Climate change will likely bring heavier rainfall and more precipitation to some coastal areas.Coastal zones and the infrastructure are the areas directly impacted by Tsunamis and the climatic change. There should be a Hazard assessment planning and information on Tsunamis, storm surges like cyclones, Hurricanes and typhoons. Geography and remote sensing plays a key role in analysing the impact and recovery from coastal revetment on tsunami run-up, Ecological restoration and simulation by reproducing storm surges.
- Track 7-1Climatic Change and Coastal Infrastructure
- Track 7-2Cyclones, Hurricanes & Typhoons
- Track 7-3Impact And Recovery From Tsunamis
- Track 7-4Effect of coastal revetment on tsunami run-up
- Track 7-5Changes in storm surge and precipitation
- Track 7-6Coastal water temperature
- Track 7-7Ocean Acidification
- Track 7-8Hazard assessment & Information on storm surges
- Track 7-9Simulation by reproducing storm surges
- Track 7-10Climate Impacts of Sea level Rise
- Track 7-11Flood plain Reconnection
- Track 7-12Ecological Restoration
- Track 7-13Geography And Remote Sensing
Planning and management for coastal zones involves with defences, socio-environmental issues, along neighbouring coastal nations. There should be controlled and strict strategy in sustainable use of resources, mangrove forest management, Identification of Ecologically Critical Areas, Energy recovery divisions for better future habitat in coastal cities. Cost Effective Management To Reduce Hazardous Substances, pollution have to be under controlled monitoring in improving Coastal Water Quality.
We are all dependent on the oceans, coasts and seas to provide food, energy, climate regulation, transport and even recreation – the sustenance of life. There should be a Marine and Coastal Strategy to improve coastal water quality through addressing land based pollution, strengthen ecosystem management of marine areas within and beyond national jurisdictions, equip countries with tools for reconciling the different demands on marine and coastal resources, in particular small islands and other vulnerable places.
- Track 8-1Socio-Environmental Issues
- Track 8-2Coastal Defences
- Track 8-3Energy Recovery
- Track 8-4Sustainable Use Of Resources
- Track 8-5Biodiversity Conservation
- Track 8-6Identification Of Ecologically Critical Areas
- Track 8-7Mangrove Forest Management
- Track 8-8Coastal Pollution and Control program
- Track 8-9Cost Effective Management To Reduce Hazardous Substances
- Track 8-10Coastal Water Quality Management
To encourage coastal areas to develop and implement coastal zone management plans,national policy would be established to preserve, protect, develop, and where possible, restore or enhance, the resources of the Country's coastal zone for this and succeeding generations.
- Track 9-1Environmental policy and Regulatory
- Track 9-2Targets and Future changes
- Track 9-3Marine Affairs and International Relations
The most prominent areas to make investment that have vulnerable growth is the Coastal and Marine Industries division. Areas like Resource Exploitation-Fisheries, Oil & gas and Mining, Infrastructure-transportation, ports, harbours, shoreline protection works,Tourism and Recreation,Conservation Reserves and protection of biodiversity are the fields to challenge the world/Nations economy in future endeavours.Planning with smart growth principles can help communities make efficient investments in buildingsand other infrastructure, protect and restore critical environmental areas, and protect public health.
- Track 10-1Aquaculture and Algaculture
- Track 10-2Tourism and Recreation
- Track 10-3Infrastructure-transportation,ports,harbours
- Track 10-4Renewable Energy
- Track 10-5Resource Exploitation-Fisheries,Oil & gas and Mining
- Track 10-6Shrimp farming
- Track 10-7Sea food and Aquatic Products
- Track 10-8Bioprospecting
- Track 10-9Conservation Reserves and protection of biodiversity
- Track 10-10Deep seabed mining
- Track 10-11Continental Shelf Mining Exploration
- Track 10-12shoreline protection works and defence
Coastal Zones- 2016 facilitates a unique platform for transforming potential ideas into great business. The present meeting/ conference creates a global platform to connect global Entrepreneurs, Proposers and the Investors in the field of Coastal and Marine studies and its allied sciences.