[PDF] Top 20 Coastal modelling of sea level rise for the Christchurch coastal environment

... greater Christchurch to determine whether the effects of sea level rise were appropriately ...as coastal hazard risk and coastal processes were not comprehensively quantified by ... See full document

... Prognostic modelling provides an efficient means to analyse the coastal environment and provide effective knowledge for long term urban ...Greater Christchurch coastal ...morphological ... See full document

... eastern coastal areas is due to the low coastal elevation [6], natural increasing of the coastal population and coastward migration ...different coastal cities will increase over the years due ... See full document

... from coastal areas into less exposed areas, with significant potential for the long-term resilience of communities” (Thomsen, Smith, and Keys ...of coastal retreat, the commission chose to “manipulate” the ... See full document

... the coastal inundation, we can assess the damage and impacts at the social and economic ...accelerated Sea- Level Rise (SLR) mainly due to oceanic thermal expansion and melting of glaciers, ... See full document

... for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra, 2006), by the end of 2100, the net SLR for the northwest of England is expected to reach ...the coastal processes in the Liverpool Bay ...water level ... See full document

... a coastal region. In the Wadden Sea, the disposition factor is a low-lying coastal area rich in resources and readily accessible from land and ...Wadden Sea syndrome is the growing discrepancy ... See full document

... In this ex post study we have applied a modi fi ed ROA approach to the economic appraisal of a stretch of coastal infrastructure. We have used empirical data and models to generate option values for adapta- tion ... See full document

... on Coastal Habitats and Species in the Everglades) of the ...Florida Coastal Everglades Long-Term Ecological Research program under National Science Foundation Grant ... See full document

... cm sea-level rise, this figure could double to 92 ...on sea levels (Hodson & Hodson, ...to sea level rise beyond 2100, as melting ice adds water to the ...to ... See full document

... water level (e.g. peak of a storm tide) in coastal flood inundation ...future sea-level projections for a UK case study of Fleetwood, northwest ...mean sea level it is shown that ... See full document

... of sea level change is repeated in a fairly regular pattern back to about 800,000 years ...ago, sea level fluctuations were more irregular and had a smaller amplitude, but still include long ... See full document

... As expected, with an average of 70%, plastic was by far the most abundant material type in the Cilician Basin (Table 3). This result is in agreement with several other coastal litter studies. While in Europe an ... See full document

... (in sea level by 2100) in excess of 2 meters are physically untenable ” based on kinematic constraints in ice sheet ...a rise of, say, 80 m by 2100 because there is not enough ice stored on land, but ... See full document

... The dynamical seasonal prediction system, POAMA, is now running within the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and provides seasonal outlook products to the community [29]. POAMA outlooks are displayed from the 1st of each ... See full document

... for sea-level rise induced coastal erosion known as the Bruun rule, nearshore bathymetry measurements, and mean and likely climate change predictions according to the four Representative ... See full document

... Meghan C.L. Howey is chair and associate professor in the Department of Anthropology, affiliate associate professor in the Earth Systems Research Center, and the James H. Hayes and Claire Short Hayes Professor in the ... See full document

... requirements. In low-lying areas, infill land to 2.3 m, raise minimum residential floor level to 2.6 m and change property foundation requirements (e.g. piled foundations) which permits future raising of floor ... See full document

... The Chevron Refinery located in Pascagoula (Mississippi), with a capacity of 370,000 barrels per day (bpd), is the only facility that is directly located in the inundation zone at 1.83 m (6 ft) SLR, and there are no ... See full document

... Adger (1999) concentrated on a single district in Vietnam to analyze the processes leading to social and physical vulnerability in the face of natural hazards. Xuan Thuy is an agricultural district in Nam Dinh Province ... See full document