Meet the GSEU Webinar – Coastal Vulnerability

September 19, 2024, 1.00 – 2.00 p.m | online
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Coastal areas are sensitive zones facing increasing pressure from urbanisation, climate change and extreme weather events. Detailed geological and hydrogeological information is needed to effectively manage and protect these areas.

Watch the webinar to learn more about the GSEU Project and meet the team members working on Coastal Vulnerability, who presented the best methods and practises for assessing the vulnerability of coastal areas.

Programme

13.00
Project Introduction (Francesco Pizzocolo, TNO-GSEU)
13.05
Coast and Sea Introduction (Eleftheria Poyiadji, HSGME)
13.10
Coastal Vulnerability and Climate Change (Aurelie Maspataud and Rémi Thiéblemont, BRGM)
13.30
Q&A (moderated by Francesco Pizzocolo with all presenters as the panelists)

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