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An environmental evaluation procedure for coastal township and resort development proposals in South AfricaSowman, Merle Rozanne January 1994 (has links)
Includes bibliographies. / Most coastal nations recognise the environmental, economic and educational value of their coastal zones. Consequently, they have developed integrated management programmes and employ a variety of strategies, in particular, Environmental Impact Assessment, to promote the sustainable use and development of these resource- rich areas. In South Africa, the absence of a formal, holistic and systematic procedure for evaluating proposals that affect the coastal environment is identified as one of the main causes of coastal degradation. The Integrated Environmental Management Procedure, developed in 1992, provides a generic framework within which the planning and evaluation of proposals, significantly affecting the environment can be made. Further development of more detailed procedures, practical guidelines and tools for specific activities or in particular environments, is now urgently required. The central aim of this dissertation is to develop an environmental evaluation procedure for coastal township and resort development proposals, consistent with the principles of Integrated Environmental Management, and appropriate to the conditions in a developing country, such as South Africa. The proposed procedure addresses key weaknesses inherent in most Environmental Impact Assessment systems in developing countries and incorporates and builds upon relevant Coastal Zone Management strategies operative in South Africa. Furthermore, it seeks to unpack and clarify the Environmental Impact Assessment concept by identifying its underlying principles, clarifying procedural requirements and making operational the processes which characterise it. To assist with implementation, a variety of tools and a series of practical guidelines have been developed. The key features of the procedure were derived from an extensive literature review, an examination of the environmental evaluation and coastal management systems operating in South Africa, a questionnaire survey amongst coastal managers, and from case study material. Action research informed ideas for making operational the processes of scoping and public participation. Particular attention was given to identifying and developing appropriate methods and guidelines for identifying impacts, determining impact significance, involving the public, assessing recreational carrying capacity, clarifying trade-offs amongst alternatives, marrying expert opinion and local experiential knowledge and incorporating subjective value judgements into the assessment and decision-making processes. It is submitted that the employment of this procedure to all proposals affecting the coastal zone and the establishment of the proposed institutional mechanisms for its implementation, will streamline and enhance existing coastal management efforts and give direction to the further development and implementation of an Integrated Coastal Zone Management programme for South Africa.
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From public movement to public participation – prospect of better coastal zone management in Taiwan.Liao, Yueh-Ting January 2012 (has links)
Is the public movement the only way to stop the development project? What did activists experience when they communicate with the government within the system? This research studied two critical coastal conflicts in Taiwan- Kuokuang Petrochemical Project and Miramar Resort Project to find out root causes of movement, the practice of participating mechanism, and possible improvements. The study shows that the movement has its irreplaceable position, because the awareness, information, and participating mechanism are still insufficient in today’s Taiwan. For a better coastal zone management, it is necessary to complete the related legislation, improve the system and upgrade the mind-set from the government to the grassroots.
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Dynamics and prospects of non-farm employment in the coastal regions of BangladeshMathbor, Golam Mohammed January 1994 (has links)
No description available.
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Development of a paradigm for designing public communication programs for coastal resource management /Manty, Dale Edward January 1978 (has links)
No description available.
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Building a horizontally and vertically integrated coastal GIS using local government spatial data : the case of coastal erosion hazards on the Lake Michigan coast of Wisconsin /Hart, David Allen. January 2000 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin, Madison, 2000. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 285-294). Also available on the Internet.
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A critical appraisal of marine and coastal policy in Indonesia including comparative issues and lesson learnts [sic] from AustraliaRudiyanto, Arifin. January 2002 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Wollongong, 2002. / Typescript. Includes bibliographical references: leaf 365-380.
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Challenging prospects for marine conservation and coastal zone management in Hong Kong /Ng, Lai-ha. January 1999 (has links)
Thesis (M. Sc.)--University of Hong Kong, 1999. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 129-137).
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Building a horizontally and vertically integrated coastal GIS using local government spatial data the case of coastal erosion hazards on the Lake Michigan coast of Wisconsin /Hart, David Allen. January 2000 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin, Madison, 2000. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 285-294).
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n Geintegreerde beleidsraamwerk vir doeltreffende kusbestuur en volhoubare kusontwikkeling in die Kaap Agulhas distrikLourens, J. C. (Jan Christoffel) 12 1900 (has links)
Study project (MS en S)--Stellenbosch University, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to determine a framework for integrated and sustainable
development in the Cape Agulhas area. The researcher focussed on the policy context and
the opportunities and constraints for development in the study area. The relevant policy
documents concerning development activities in the study area, were analysed. These
policies contain key concepts for development. This includes concepts such as sustainable
development, equity, public participation, Co-operative Governance and integrated coastal
management. Development must aim to realise these concepts and the policies prescribe
processes and procedures accordingly.
Firstly, coastal management and control is necessary because coastal areas are multidimensional
and vulnerable to development activities. Secondly, the inequalities in society
as a result of Apartheid must be demolished. Legislation must prescribe active measures to
promote equality. Lastly, coastal management and control is necessary to promote cooperation
between the different participants for development and to enforce it, if necessary.
The main participants for the study areas are Co-operative Governance, the private sector
and the local community. The Overberg Distriiet Municipality and the Cape Agulhas
Municipality are of utmost importance. Municipalities have been identified as the
facilitators for development at local level. They must bring together the different
participants for development to co-operative and integrate development actions.
Legislation prescribes Integrated Development Planning (IDP) to promote co-operation
and integration between participants. It is a strategic planning process and integration is
the essence of the process. The IDP process for Cape Agulhas Municipality contains a
number of mechanisms for public participation. Opportunities and constrains for development in study area also determine which
development activities will be possible or not possible. The unique vegetation presents
opportunities for tourism but constrains development because it must be conserved as well.
The wildflower industry also offers economic opportunities. Marine resources present
opportunities for example fishing and abalone farming. Tourism however is the industry
with the greatest development potential for the study area. It can serve as catalyst for the
development of the region as a whole. The socio-economic reality of communities in the
area and the insufficient physical infrastructure are the main constraining factors for
development.
The case study focuses on the development priorities for Struisbay/L' Agulhas according to
the IDP and the Agulhas CoastCare Project. It is an example of the projects in the study
area with the aim to realise the development priorities mentioned above. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die doel van die studie is om 'n raamwerk vas te stel vir geïntegreerde en volhoubare
ontwikkeling in die Kaap Agulhas gebied. Die navorser het gefokus op die beleidskonteks
en die geleenthede en beperkinge vir ontwikkeling in die studiegebied. Die relevante
beleidsdokumente rakende ontwikkelingsaktiwiteite in die studiegebied, is ontleed. Hierdie
beleide bevat sleutelkonsepte vir ontwikkeling. Dit sluit konsepte in soos volhoubare
ontwikkeling, gelykheid, publieke deelname, Regering van Samewerking en geïntegreerde
kusbestuur. Hierdie konsepte moet nagestreef word en die beleide skryf prosesse en
prosedures voor in die verband.
Kusbestuur en kontrole is eerstens nodig omdat kusgebiede multi-dimensioneel is en
kwesbaar is vir ontwikkelingsaktiwiteite. Tweedens salongelykhede in die samelewing as
gevolg van Apartheid nie vanself uitgewis word nie. Wetgewing moet aktiewe stappe
voorskryf om gelykheid te bevorder. Laastens is kusbestuur en kontrole nodig om
samewerking tussen die verskillende rolspelers in ontwikkeling aan te moedig en af te
dwing indien nodig.
Die hoof rolspelers vir die studiegebied is die Regering van Samewerking, privaatsektor en
die plaaslike gemeenskap. Die Overberg Distriksmunisipaliteit en die Kaap Agulhas
Munisipaliteit is veral belangrik. Munisipaliteite is geïdentifiseer as fasiliteerders vir
ontwikkeling op plaaslike vlak. Hulle moet die verskillende rolspelers vir ontwikkeling
bymekaar bring om samewerking en integrasie van ontwikkelingsaksies te bevorder.
Geïntegreerde Ontwikkelingsbeplanning (GOP) word deur wetgewing voorgeskryf om
samewerking en integrasie tussen rolspelers te bevorder. Dit is 'n strategiese
beplanningsproses met integrasie wat die kern van die proses vorm. In die GOP proses vir
Kaap Agulhas Munisipaliteit is 'n aantal meganismes vir publieke deelname vasgestel. Geleenthede en beperkinge vir ontwikkeling in die studiegebied bepaalook in 'n groot
mate watter ontwikkelingsaktiwiteite moontlik sal wees en watter nie. Die unieke
plantegroei hou geleenthede in vir toerisme, maar beperk ook ontwikkeling deurdat
ditbewaar moet word. Die Veldblomindustrie bied ekonomiese geleenthede. Mariene
hulpbronne bied ook geleenthede byvoorbeeld visindustrie en perlemoenboerdery.
Toerisme is egter die industrie wat die grootste ontwikkelingspotensiaal inhou vir die
studiegebied. Dit kan dien as katalisator vir die ontwikkeling van die gebied as geheel. Die
sosio-ekonomiese realiteite van gemeenskappe in die gebied en die gebrekkige fisiese
infrastruktuur is die hoofbeperkende faktore vir ontwikkeling.
Die gevallestudie fokus op StruisbaaiIL'Agulhas se ontwikkelingsprioriteite uit die GOP,
asook die Agulhas CoastCare Projek. Dit is 'n voorbeeld van die projekte in die
studiegebied met die doelom die bogenoemde ontwikkelingsprioriteite te realiseer.
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Late quaternary depositional and erosional environments of the Louisiana continental shelf: interpretation of fluvial terrain with emphasis on distributary systems from seismic and core dataUnknown Date (has links)
The submerged paleodrainage system of the early Balize delta complex that extended onto the inner continental shelf at 1500 YBP has not been completely studied in great detail. This study interprets the environmental deltaic facies of the Balize Delta, in the Sandy Point region offshore the southeastern Louisiana coast from 120 km of seismic data and 48 vibracores. The stratigraphic and environmental units established in this study provide a geological framework for this area. Overlying Holocene deposits interpreted to be muds of prodelta and lower delta front origin were interpreted as having been deposited from the retreating delta sit atop a transgressive surface, indicated by the toplapping seismic reflectors, the ravinement surface. The deltaic facies below the ravinement surface are of regressive origin an inner shelf delta with widespread delta front sheet sands from a dense group of many distributaries. This research provides a concise methodology adapted from multiple studies for modeling deltaic facies of offshore sand resource targets. / by Zachary Samuel Mester. / Thesis (M.S.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2011. / Includes bibliography. / Electronic reproduction. Boca Raton, Fla., 2011. Mode of access: World Wide Web.
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