Ordenamiento del golfo de Cupica (Pacífico colombiano) como ejemplo de gestión costera integrada a escala local

Seven good practices for the environmental licensing of coastal interventions: Lessons from the Italian, Cuban, Spanish and Colombian regulatory frameworks and insights on coastal processes

“…Coastal interventions and their compliance with the ELP in each country are summarized in Table 1, according to the competence level and procedure complexity indicated in the legal codes. The structure of coastal uses and activities proposed by Botero et al (2014) was adapted to categorize the main types of projects that can be emplaced on the coastal zone or can influence coastal processes even outside the shoreline (i.e. River basin).…”

Geo-análisis de usos y actividades marino-costeras en dos jurisdicciones de gestión en el Pacífico colombiano

“…Asimismo, la presión directa a las que están sometidas las áreas del SINAP es alta, no solo dentro de ellas, sino también en las zonas de amortiguación, lo que traería efectos negativos sobre la biodiversidad marina (Stevenson et al, 2020). Por otro lado, nuestra investigación al incluir todos los espacios marítimos del Pacífico colombiano, aporta en gran medida a abordar el tema de la PEM desde una percepción más regional, complementando otro tipo de esfuerzos relacionados, como el de Botero et al (2014) En cuanto al resultado de la cantidad (superposiciones de capas) de conflictos fueron similares a los reportados en inmediaciones del parque Gorgona por Invemar (2017), este sirve como un insumos adicional para identificar las zonas donde varios usos y actividades se cruzan en un mismo lugar, la ventaja radica principalmente en comprender la relación espacial del conflicto y analizar la competencia por el espacio para evitar situaciones adversas (posibles competencias entre usuarios) (Tuda et al, 2014). Asimismo, al poder identificar estas zonas de usos múltiple ayudaría a identificar los intereses por el espacio y los sectores involucrados (Prestrelo & Vianna, 2016).…”

An evaluation of human interventions in the anthropogenically disturbed Caribbean Coast of Colombia

“…To approximate the number of human intervention in the CCCC, an exhaustive list of intervention typologies was compiled using the structure of coastal uses and activities proposed by Botero et al (2014). This scheme served as a reference to select 29 types of human interventions, in terms of landscape transformation, infrastructure, and joint facilities, whose emplacement within the terrestrial or marine limits of the coastal zone can disturb the natural processes influencing the coastal morphology (Pereira et al, 2018).…”

“…Among the over 50 types of works and activities which might affect the coastal zone proposed by Botero et al (2014), only twenty-nine were identified in the study area (see appendix 1). The geographic distribution of coastal interventions in the study area is presented in Fig.…”

“…Despite the wealth of information gathered, data collection from optical remote sensing images has limitations when identifying activities lacking a distinctive shape or requiring temporal analysis. Some intervention typologies cannot be easily discerned from an aerial perspective; such is the case for underground conduits (e.g., water conductions and pipelines), irrigation infrastructure, or beach nourishment, which are included among the long list of coastal uses and activities proposed by Botero et al (2014). The mentioned interventions are an example of the kind of intervention that requires a timeseries analysis for proper recognition.…”