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Integrating remote sensing and covernance strategies for sustainable coastal and marine management
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Marine and coastal areas can now be effectively monitored through remote sensing techniques, which not only facilitate the analysis of vast regions but also enable tracking their changes and trajectories over time. The research presented in this issue offers practical examples, including the use of satellite imagery for monitoring coastal erosion and tracking oil spills. Additionally, two other notable studies focus on diagnosing marine and coastal challenges, specifically related to marine pollution and ocean governance. By using remote Sensing tools, Rodrigues do Nascimento et al. (2025) analyze the degradation of beach features along the coastline of Maceió, Brazil, identifying potential risk points and levels of vulnerability associated with erosion and degradation processes using remote sensing tools. To assess the dynamics of Maceió’s shoreline, the study employed the open-source software Coastal Analyst System from Space Imagery Engine, by using Sentinel-2 imagery (Rodrigues do Nascimento et al., 2025). The adopted methods enabled the accurate identification of vulnerabilities, including erosion hotspots across the studied beaches, as well as the recommendation of mitigation measures aimed at promoting sustainable coastal management.
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Associação Portuguesa dos Recursos Hídricos (APRH)