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One Ecosystem 11: e189660
https://doi.org/10.3897/oneeco.11.e189660 (22 May 2026)
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  • Introduction
    • Aim of the study
  • Materials and methods
    • Pilot Assessment Dune Systems
      • Dune systems along the Strandzha Coast (southern Bulgarian Black Sea Coast)
    • Methods for the development of EGDVI
      • Selection of indicators
      • Indicator weighting and expert elicitation
      • Calculating EGDVI
      • Classification of EGDVI scores
      • Data sources and measurement methods
      • Sensitivity of EGDVI
  • Results
    • Class A – Very High Eco-Geomorphological Value
    • Class B – High Eco-Geomorphological Value
    • Class C – Moderate Eco-Geomorphological Value
    • Class D – Low Eco-Geomorphological Value
    • Class E – Degraded Dune Systems
    • Regional patterns and management implications
    • Case Study: Primorsko (Stomopolu–Perla) Dune System
  • Discussion
    • Regional adaptation
    • Class-based interpretation of EGDVI results
      • Patterns and internal differentiation within classes
    • Linking EGDVI classes to management and restoration frameworks
    • Comparative positioning of the EGDVI amongst dune assessment indices
  • Conclusions
  • Acknowledgements
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