Cartographic analysis as spatial determinant for climate change adaptation in the Hunter River Estuary, Australia
Authors:
- Irene Perez LopezILIrene Perez Lopez
- Sandra CarrascoSCSandra Carrasco
- Cesar Mariscal MadrigalCMCesar Mariscal Madrigal
Open Access
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Funding Information
- National Library of Australia
- State Library of New South Wales
- The University of Newcastle Australia
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