Sea Level Rise Screen - Charleston & Miami

Created by

Kyle Maloney

Actor

NOAA Sea Level Rise Screener - Site Inundation Threshold

NOAA sea level rise inundation thresholds for five Southeast Atlantic waterfront sites: first low-lying foot, first inundated foot and confidence.

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NOAA Sea Level Rise Screener - Site Inundation Thresholdmalonestar/noaa-slr-inundation-threshold-screener

Site label

Latitude

Longitude

Verdict

+11 fields

Input

Assets (coordinates to screen)(required)

lat:32.7808+4

lon:-79.9297+4

label:Charleston City Market, SC+4

Sea level rise step size:1

Highest sea level rise increment to model (ft):10

Include NOAA's inundation confidence class:true

Check leveed areas (strongly recommended):true

Include nearest NOAA high tide flooding station:true

Maximum assets to screen in one run:25

Simulate an upstream outage (diagnostics only):none

Output fields

Site label

Latitude

Longitude

Verdict

First inundation increment (ft)

First low-lying increment (ft)

First high-confidence wet increment (ft)

Inside NOAA SLR coverage

Behind a levee

Levee system

Nearest HTF station

Minor flood threshold (ft above MHHW)

Increments answered

Increments unavailable

Row status

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