MARIA LUISA ACOSTA REAL

MARIA LUISA ACOSTA REAL is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Geography and History at the Universitat de València, specializing in the Department of Geography with a focus on Physical Geography. Her academic background is rooted in coastal environmental systems and historical climate impacts.

Her doctoral research explored the Little Ice Age effects in the Gulf of Valencia, particularly examining dynamics in deltaic and lagoon-barrier (restinga-albufera) systems, as well as recent destabilization processes. This work situates her within the broader fields of geomorphology and paleoenvironmental change.

Her research interests include coastal geomorphology, climate change impacts, Quaternary environmental change, and Mediterranean coastal systems. These areas reflect a strong emphasis on understanding long-term environmental shifts and their modern implications.

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