Analysis of the IPCC Sea-level Rise Vulnerability Assessment Methodology Using Geographe Bay, Southwestern Australia, as a Case Study: Coastal Risk Managment

R. Kay; Ian Eliot; G. Klem

Analysis of the IPCC Sea-level Rise Vulnerability Assessment Methodology Using Geographe Bay, Southwestern Australia, as a Case Study: Coastal Risk Managment

R. Kay, Ian Eliot, G. Klem

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Original language	English
Place of Publication	Canberra
Publisher	Commonwealth Department of Arts, Sports, Environment, and Territories, Canberra
Publication status	Published - 1994

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