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Submission Deadline: 26 April 2024

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General Session

Physics

Coastal hydrodynamics and sediment dynamics
Tides, waves, and storm surges in estuaries and coasts
Impact of extreme events on coastal systems
Monitoring and prediction with observation systems and models

Ecology

Coastal biodiversity and ecosystems
Habitat conservation and aquaculture
Coastal Ecosystem Restoration
Connectivity of estuaries, saltmarshes, mangroves, seagrass beds and coral reefs
Stress responses and resilience: from molecular to ecosystem level

Biogeochemistry

Terrestrial carbon and nutrient input and estuarine transformation
Eutrophication, Hypoxia and Ocean Acidification
Blue Carbon sequestration and storage
Source tracing and food web accumulation of pollutants

Human Dimension

Coastal governance and policy
Socio-economic impacts and adaptation
Community engagement and stakeholder involvement
UN Ocean Decade initiatives in estuaries and coasts
Decision support tools and marine spatial planning
Science communication, citizen science and ocean literacy

Special Session

Physics

Submission Id	Title
12	“Source-to-Sink” processes across the river-estuary-coast shelf continuum under changing climate and human activities
23	Estuarine & Coastal Sciences in Ice Cover Seas

Ecology

Submission Id	Title
6	Ecological modelling of coastal ecosystems
8	Response and resilience against natural hazards: science, policy and community engagement
30	Environmental change affecting COastal ecosystems of tropical China during the Anthropocene: Landward vs. OCeanic influence (ECOLOC)
37	Blue Carbon ecosystem assessment, restoration and accounting
41	Deepening knowledge on the resilience and responses of estuarine ecosystems under climate change
42	Coastal wetlands: processes, interactions and evolutions
44	Estuarine and deltaic coastal resilience with nature-based solutions
46	Mainstreaming Nature-Based Solutions for transformative climate adaptation in marine coastal areas

Biogeochemistry

Submission Id	Title
2	Nitrogen biogeochemical cycling in estuarine and coastal ecosystems
13	Biogeochemistry and hydrology across the land-ocean continuum in the coastal transition zone
16	Dynamics of organic carbon cycling at the land-ocean interface
38	Compound weather, climate and biogeochemical extreme events
45	Lateral exchanges of carbon and nutrient in coastal blue carbon ecosystems

Human dimension

Submission Id	Title
3	Social-oceanographical modeling to promote decision-making of coastal resilience in the Sustainable Development Goals（SDG
22	Knowledge Co-Production in the Implementation of Closed Season in Africa
35	Challenges in the integration of ecological, socio-ecological and socio-economic aspects in estuarine, coastal and marine management

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