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Zachary Tessler 1 Charles Vörösmarty 12 Michael Grossberg 2 Irina Gladkova 2 Hannah Aizenman 2 James Syvitski 3 Efi FoufoulaGeorgiou 4 1 2 4 3 CSDMS 2016 Annual Meeting. ADAPTATION PLANNING PROJECT:. A State and Local Collaboration. Aldaron Laird. Sea Level Rise Planner. HUMBOLDT BAY. Shoreline Inventory, Mapping,. and Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment. Tuluwat Wiyot World Renewal Site, 2010, 1’ sea level rise. Florida’s Vulnerable Coastal Birds and Habitats. 1995. 2014. Egmont Key. Audubon . FLORIDA. Florida’s coastal beaches are prized by millions of people…. … but our coastlines are irreplaceable habitat for birds, sea turtles, and other wildlife.. Julia Knisel. Coastal Shoreline & Floodplain Manager. Natural Buffers Limited. ~ 1,100 shoreline miles mapped & evaluated . Natural Buffers Limited. ~ 1,100 shoreline miles mapped & evaluated. Senior Analyst. Union of Concerned Scientists. www.ucsusa.org/encroachingtides. esiegfried@ucsusa.org. © Picasa/. Pi.1415926535. Extreme tides can = tidal floods. Jim Lee. Local SLR and Tidal Flooding, . Sea Level Rise and Subsidence in Louisiana. 1. 2. How has coastal land loss affected you?. Two-Part Problem in Louisiana. 3. Subsidence. Sea Level Rise. https://. medium.com. /matter/louisiana-loses-its-boot-b55b3bd52d1e#.oa3x4jrpn. Doug Marcy. NOAA Coastal Services Center. ASFPM 2011. May . 17. State, Regional, and County Needs. Assistance with collection of consistent, standardized elevation data and avoidance of duplication. Federal agency guidance and justification for flood, tide, and storm elevations for coastal areas to use for creating inundation models. Adam Reeder, P.E., CFM. Eric Coughlin, GISP, CFM. Agenda. 2. What’s . this . sea level . rise . study. ?. How did we conduct the study?. What kind of results did we get?. What do we tell the . stakeholders?. Coastal Development. Philip . Orton, Research . Assistant Professor. Stevens Institute of . Technology. porton@stevens.edu. ; . Davidson Laboratory; Stevens . Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ. 2. Edward P. Richards, JD, MPH. Director, Program in Law, Science, and Public Health. LSU . Law School. richards@lsu.edu. Blog - http://sites.law.lsu.edu/coast/. http://. ssrn.com/author=222637. The Language of Climate Change. 1995. 2014. Egmont Key. Audubon . FLORIDA. Florida’s coastal beaches are prized by millions of people…. … but our coastlines are irreplaceable habitat for birds, sea turtles, and other wildlife.. Sea? Future Sea Level Rise and Coastal Change on Cape Cod Rob Thieler, USGS C APE C OASTAL C ONFERENCE Linking Science with Local Solutions and Decision - Making • There is very high confidence ( OverviewIn the past 100 years, sea level rose by 8 inches in the Bay AreaSan Francisco willikelysee an increase in sea level of 1.6 3.4 feet by 2100Potential threats to Figure1.Source:Rising Seas in Download App from Apple or Google Play Store searchStormToolsto find the App available for iOSApple and Android usersEstimate the damage to structures from coastal flooding from the 100 yr recurrence Key Message #1. 8. Ch. 8 | Coastal Effects. America’s trillion-dollar coastal property market and public infrastructure are threatened by the ongoing increase in the frequency, depth, and extent of tidal flooding due to sea level rise, with cascading impacts to the larger economy. Higher storm surges due to sea level rise and the increased probability of heavy precipitation events exacerbate the risk. Under a higher scenario (RCP8.5), many coastal communities will be transformed by the latter part of this century, and even under lower scenarios (RCP4.5 or RCP2.6), many individuals and communities will suffer financial impacts as chronic high tide flooding leads to higher costs and lower property values. Actions to plan for and adapt to more frequent, widespread, and severe coastal flooding would decrease direct losses and cascading economic impacts. .