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This Portal includes information on innovative mitigation and adaptation technologies for coastal zones subject to multiple change factors. Technologies under consideration are:
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THESEUS will develop a systematic approach to deliver a low-risk coast for human use and healthy habitats. It is essential that all work under the THESEUS project contributes directly towards practical defence planning to provide protection to inhabitants, infrastructures and economic activities. To contribute in an effective way towards development and implementation of improved flood risk management and mitigation, eight relevant study sites throughout Europe have been identified. This Portal, embedded in the [[Main_Page|Coastal and Marine Wiki]], will include information gathered at the studysites and is updated by the THESEUS project partners.
* ecologically-based mitigation measures (such as restoration and/or creation of habitats)
 
* hydro-morphodynamic techniques (such as wave energy converters, sediments reservoirs, multi-purpose structures, overtop resistant dikes)
 
* actions to reduce the impact on society and economy (such as promotion of risk awareness or spatial planning)
 
* GIS-based software to support defence planning.
 
 
 
THESEUS will develop a systematic approach to delivering a low-risk coast for human use and healthy habitats. Activities will be carried out using 8 study sites across Europe.
 

Latest revision as of 15:57, 11 March 2010

THESEUS will develop a systematic approach to deliver a low-risk coast for human use and healthy habitats. It is essential that all work under the THESEUS project contributes directly towards practical defence planning to provide protection to inhabitants, infrastructures and economic activities. To contribute in an effective way towards development and implementation of improved flood risk management and mitigation, eight relevant study sites throughout Europe have been identified. This Portal, embedded in the Coastal and Marine Wiki, will include information gathered at the studysites and is updated by the THESEUS project partners.