Estimating the evolution of flood risk to coastal populations
Estimating the evolution of flood risk to coastal populations
The long term evolution of flood risk in a coastal area due to (a) Sea level rise and (b) Population rise is assessed. Historic maps and population data are used to estimate the spatial distribution of the coastal population through time, and extrapolated sea levels are used as a boundary condition in a hydrodynamic flood model to estimate the historic flood extent
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Stevens, A.
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Clarke, D.
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Wadey, Matthew P.
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1 July 2014
Stevens, A.
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Clarke, D.
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Wadey, Matthew P.
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Stevens, A., Clarke, D. and Wadey, Matthew P.
(2014)
Estimating the evolution of flood risk to coastal populations.
EGU General Assembly 2014, Vienna, Austria.
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The long term evolution of flood risk in a coastal area due to (a) Sea level rise and (b) Population rise is assessed. Historic maps and population data are used to estimate the spatial distribution of the coastal population through time, and extrapolated sea levels are used as a boundary condition in a hydrodynamic flood model to estimate the historic flood extent
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Published date: 1 July 2014
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EGU General Assembly 2014, Vienna, Austria, 2014-07-01
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Water & Environmental Engineering Group
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/369215
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A. Stevens
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Matthew P. Wadey
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