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Portugal’s coastline extends 1187 km. It is characterized by social, economic andphysical conditions that differentiate it from the rest of the territory, including populationdensity, location of infrastructure and support of tourism activities. Therefore, it has asignificant exposure if a tsunami occurs. Six coastal study sites with varying characteristicswere selected for evaluation in this paper, including two core beach-use areas, two residentialareas and two industrial areas. These sites are located in the municipalities of Figueira daFoz, Setúbal and Vila do Bispo. The analysis began with the calculation of the potentialtsunami inundation area for each site using the 1755 Lisbon tsunami. Next, a methodologydistinguished by its multidimensional character was applied to assess local vulnerability totsunamis. This methodology assesses vulnerabilities associated with morphological, structural,social and tax factors. These four vulnerability components were combined to obtain aComposite Vulnerability Index (CVI), which enabled us to identify the most vulnerable areasand to determine the distinguishing characteristics of each area.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

Territorial Vulnerability Assessment Supporting Risk Managing Coastal Areas Due to Tsunami Impact