Development of a Methodology for the Assessment of Sea Level Rise Impacts on Florida's Transportation Modes and Infrastructure [Summary]

Berry, Leonard; Florida Atlantic University

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Development of a Methodology for the Assessment of Sea Level Rise Impacts on Florida's Transportation Modes and Infrastructure [Summary]

2012-01-01
By Berry, Leonard

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Berry, Leonard
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Florida Atlantic University
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Florida. Department of Transportation
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Climate Change Climatic Changes Coastal Engineering Coastal Zone Management Coast Changes Sea Level
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Tech Report
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Florida
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Summary.
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Florida. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

In Florida, low elevations can make transportation infrastructure in coastal and low-lying areas potentially vulnerable to sea level rise (SLR). Becuase global SLR forecasts lack precision at local or regional scales, SLR forecasts or scenarios for parts of the state have been prepared using varying tools and approaches. However, Florida still lacks a consensus on the appropriate methodology to forecast potential, adverse impacts. Also, a comprehensive analysis of transportation infrastructure potentially at risk in Florida from SLR has not been conducted.
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BDK79 977-01
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urn:sha256:e542cbe421e7f67a39a5db931d5b008c840c99e4f0417d173c4f77cb7eac8c9a
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