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... The first step was the creation of the matrix of conflicts (Table 1) based on the current Greek and European legislation and regional/local regulations. The use of such matrices is common in literature (Muñoz et al., 2018;Dreizis, 2016;Kannen, 2014). The conflicting activities were subsequently detected and delineated in the study area according to this matrix. ...
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