Vol. 52 No. 1 (2019): Issue 1 - Virtual Special Issue: The vulnerability of Irish Landscape Systems to climate change and human activity – Full Issue

DOI: https://doi.org/10.55650/igj.2019.52

Published: 2019-08-25

Articles

Marine Spatial Planning in a Climate of Uncertainty – An Irish Perspective

Liam Carr

1-20
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Impacts of climate change and hydrological management on a coastal lake and wetland system

Elizabeth Ann Gardner, Helene Burningham, Julian Richard Thompson

21-48
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A comparative appraisal of four proposed GIS-based methodologies to map anthropogenic cumulative effects at a landscape level in Ireland

Amy Lally, Ainhoa González

49-74
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Bull Island: characterization and development of a modern barrier island triggered by human activity in Dublin Bay, Ireland

Sojan Mathew, Xavi Pellicer, Silvia Caloca, Xavi Monteys, Zarroca Zarroca, D. Jiménez-Martín

75-100
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Essays

Supporting Women in Geography (SWIG) Ireland: Confronting the role of gender and asserting the importance of the female voice

Joanne Ahern, Rachel McArdle

101-104
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I Challenging Gender Discrimination in Irish Geography

Karen Till

105-110
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II Constituting SWIG Ireland: Community, Social Capital and Academic Citizenship

Lidia Katia C. Manzo

111-115
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III The feminist fork in the road: Focusing on mentoring as support and strategy in the absence of magical insights for getting more men ‘on board’

Zoë A. Meletis

116-122
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Book Reviews

Advances in Irish Quaternary Studies, edited by Peter Coxon, Stephen McCarron and Fraser Mitchell, Springer, Paris, 2017, ISBN: 9462392196 (hardback), 316pp., $179.99.

Susan Hegarty

123-126
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Additional Special Issue Articles - Online Only

A Comprehensive Roadmap to 50 Years of (Satellite) Earth Observation Resources for the Island of Ireland (1972 – 2023)

Daithí Maguire

49 pags
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Historic and contemporary dune inventories to assess dune vulnerability to climate change impacts

Eugene Farrell, Niamh Connolly

38 pages
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Accuracy assessment of Digital Surface Models (DSM) from UAVs for mapping coastal environments

Harriet Dundon, Eugene Farrell
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