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Beyond Digitalisation in Marine Spatial Planning

Rebecca Eriksson, Rachel Schucksmith, Kerstin Bly Joyce, Myriam Chilvers, Hans Ellefsen, Kat Fradera, David Goldsborough, Kari Grundvig, Tabea Jacob, Róisín Kennelly, Aase Jeanette Kvanneid, Maria Wilke

TemaNord 2026:519

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http://dx.doi.org/10.6027/temanord2026-519

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Published: May 2026

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Eriksson, R., Shucksmith, R., Bly Joyce, K., Chilvers, M., Ellefsen, H., Fradera, K., Goldsborough, D., Grundvig, K., Jacob, T., Kennelly, R., Kvanneid, A. J., and Wilke, M. (2025). Beyond Digitalisation in Marine Spatial Planning - Integrating local and Indigenous knowledge in the North Atlantic. Workshop Report. Tórshavn, Faroe Islands, 4–5 September.

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