Modeling uncertainty in estuarine system by means of combined approach of optical and radar remote sensing

The results highlight that over time, the morphology of different subsystems represents a balance between inputs (forcing agents like tidal range) and natural responses (related responses of the vegetation evolution). As a final remark the calculation of the uncertainties (subsidence rates) using new monitoring techniques such as satellite remote sensing has a specific added value that could be used for simulations over varying time scales and it should be considered as a potential 'add in' for an integrated management approach to coastal monitoring and control.