Future Possibility of Artificial Islands

Artificial islands, historically used for security and cultural purposes such as Nan Madol in Eastern Micronesia, have evolved to address modern challenges like population growth, sea-level rise, and land scarcity. This study examines the shifting objectives of artificial island construction from historical defense and trade to contemporary needs such as urban development, tourism, and renewable energy integration. It highlights the environmental impacts and future possibilities of such projects, including proposals for coastal erosion mitigation and power generation. The research emphasizes the need for balanced consideration of benefits and drawbacks, suggesting that while these islands offer new developmental opportunities, their ecological consequences must be thoroughly evaluated.

Mehul Hotwani, & Priyanka Rastogi. (2021). Future Possibility of Artificial Islands. IJERT.ORG. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.18641326