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The Observatory of the Catalan Sandy Coast

The Observatory of the Catalan Sandy Coast, known as ObsCat, aims to gain a better understanding of the evolution of the sandy coastline and thus better apprehend the risks of erosion and marine submersion.

Home page of the Observatoire de la côte sableuse catalane website.

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