Part I Remote Sensing, Mapping and Survey of Coastal Biophysical Environments.- Remote Sensing of Coastal Ecosystems and Environments.- Advanced Techniques for Mapping Biophysical Environments on Carbonate Banks Using Laser Airborne Depth Sounding (LADS) and IKONOS Satellite Imagery.- Terrestrial Laser Scanner Surveying in Coastal Settings.- Advances in Applied Remote Sensing to Coastal Environments Using Free Satellite Imagery.- Remote Sensing and Modeling of Coral Reef Resilience.- An Assessment of Physiographic Habitats, Geomorphology and Evolution of Chilika Lagoon (Odisha, India) Using Geospatial Technology.- Foreshore Applications of X-band Radar.- Part II Advances in the Study and Interpretation of Coastal Oceans, Estuaries, Sea-Level Variation and Water Quality.- Digital Ocean Technological Advances.- A New Statistical-Empirical Hybrid Based Model to Estimate Seasonal Sea-Level Variation in the Gulf of Paria from River Discharge.- Advances in Modeling of Water Quality in Estuaries.- Advances in Video Monitoring of the Beach and Near shore – The Long-Term Perspective.- Advances in Application of Remote Sensing Techniques to Enhance the Capability of Hydrodynamic Modeling in Estuary.- Part III Advances in Coastal Modeling Using Field Data, Remote Sensing, GIS and Numerical Simulations.- Developments in Salt Marsh Topography Analysis Using Airborne Infrared Photography.- Examining Material Transport in Dynamic Coastal Environments: An Integrated Approach Using Field Data, Remote Sensing and Numerical Modeling.- Simulated Management Systems Developed by the Northern Gulf Coastal Hazards Collaboratory (NG-CHC): An Overview of Cyber infrastructure to Support the Coastal Modeling Community in the Gulf of Mexico.- Advancement of Technology for Detecting Shoreline Changes in East Coast of India and Comparison with Prototype Behavior.- Advances in Remote Sensing of Coastal Wetlands: LiDAR, SAR and Object-Oriented Case Studies from North Carolina.- Part IV Advances in the Management of Coastal Resources Using Remote Sensing Data and GIS.- Numerical Simulations and Satellite Remote Sensing as Tools for Research and Management of Marine Fishery Resources.- Identifying Suitable Sites of Shrimp Culture in Southwest Bangladesh Using GIS and Remote Sensing Data.- A Multi-Criteria Approach for Erosion Risk Assessment Using a New Concept of Spatial Unit Analysis, Wave Model and High Resolution DEMs.
