
The Geography of Climate Change Vulnerability
Exposure, Sensitivity and Adaptation
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Product details:
- Publisher Elsevier
- Date of Publication 1 September 2025
- ISBN 9780128157718
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages400 pages
- Size 234x190 mm
- Language English 700
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Geography of Climate Change Vulnerability: Exposure, Sensitivity and Adaptation explores the geographic dimensions of vulnerability of human- environmental systems to climate change. It provides information on the concepts, principles, methods and uses of GIS for climate change research and focuses on the spatial characteristics of exposure, sensitivity and adaptive capacity, which constitute the primary determinants of vulnerability. It starts with the fundamentals, reviewing the role geography plays in assessing climate change vulnerability beyond applied climatology. It then reviews the basics of GIS: what it is, what it can do and how to integrate climate science and research into existing GIS programs. Next it reviews the essentials of climate change and climate science. From there, the authors (editors) review vulnerability science and its role of in adapting to or mitigating issues stemming from climate change. The techniques of assessing climate change vulnerability are then explored, both on a theoretical and on a practical level. Finally, the applications of what the GIS data reveals are covered, including reviewing climate vulnerable human-environmental systems, scale, data sources, and more. The applications continue into specific areas of impact from water resource systems, to agricultural and ecological systems, human-land interactions and tying it in to the IPCC WGII assessment report of vulnerability.Geography of Climate Change Vulnerability will help readers learn a hands-on, problem-based approaches to providing real-world research across the different roles and modes of GIS applications in climate research. This is an essential resource for researchers across disciplines looking into issues and solutions stemming from climate variability, and for new ways to assess complex and diverse data while doing so.
MoreTable of Contents:
Section 1: Introduction
1. The Geography of Climate Change Vulnerability: An Overview
2. Geographic Information Systems: The Basics
3. Climate Change: Fundamentals
4. Vulnerability Science: Emergent Principles
Section 2: Techniques
5. GIS for Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment
6. GIS for Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment: Methods
7. GIS for Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment: Implementation Realities
Section 3: Applications (Cases)
8. Overview of Application Areas
9. Vulnerability of Water Resource Systems
10. Vulnerability of Agro-ecological Systems
11. Vulnerability of Human-Land Interactions
12. The Future of GIS for Climate Change