Research Report 278: Developing and Testing an Environmental Sensitivity Mapping Webtool to Support Strategic Environmental Assessment in Ireland

Ainhoa González Del Campo; Christina Kelly; Justin  Gleeson; Eoghan  McCarthy

Research Report 278: Developing and Testing an Environmental Sensitivity Mapping Webtool to Support Strategic Environmental Assessment in Ireland

Ainhoa González Del Campo, Christina Kelly, Justin Gleeson, Eoghan McCarthy

School of Natural and Built Environment

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Environmental sensitivity is a critical consideration in natural resource management. In the context of the legislative requirements for impact assessment, environmental sensitivity (or vulnerability) assessments present a framework for systematically determining the potential for significant adverse impacts.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	EPA RESEARCH PROGRAMME 2014–2020
Place of Publication	Dublin
Publisher	Environmental Protection Agency
Number of pages	86
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-84095-833-1
Publication status	Published - 01 Jun 2019

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González Del Campo, A., Kelly, C., Gleeson, J., & McCarthy, E. (2019). Research Report 278: Developing and Testing an Environmental Sensitivity Mapping Webtool to Support Strategic Environmental Assessment in Ireland. In EPA RESEARCH PROGRAMME 2014–2020 Article 278 Environmental Protection Agency. http://www.epa.ie/pubs/reports/research/tech/Research_Report_278.pdf

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EPA RESEARCH PROGRAMME 2014–2020. Dublin: Environmental Protection Agency, 2019. 278.

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