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SIO Flood Workshop
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Day 1: Tuesday
Day 2: Wednesday
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Technical Overview
: Climate projections of coastal flood exposure
1. Peter Ruggiero & Fernando Mendez:
Advancing coastal risk assessment and nature-based solutions
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2. Andrea O’Neill:
Consistent National-scale Projections of Future Coastal Flooding due to Climate Change and Sea-level Rise to Evaluate Risk and Guide Adaptation
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3. Fatima-Zahra Mihami:
Operational Assessment of Wave-Driven Coastal Flooding: Advancing Toward a New Generation of Nearshore Wave Models
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Coastal Flooding Lightning Talks
1. Dylan Anderson
: Coastal Hazard Prediction in the Arctic
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2. Borja Reguero & David Gútierrez Barceló
: Advancing coastal risk assessment and nature-based solutions
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3. Giovanni Coco
: A predictive equation for wave setup using genetic programming
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4. Britt Raubenheimer
: Collecting Observations to Improve Flood Predictions
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Technical Overview: Climate projections of compound flood exposure
1. Jayantha Obeysekera:
Compound Flood Exposure: A Primer and Approaches for Incorporating Climate Change
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Compound Flooding Lightning Talks
1. Timu Gallien:
Flooding Implications of Beach Groundwater and Swash Interactions
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2. Brett Sanders:
Who is Exposed to Compound Flooding?
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3. Sergey Vinogradov:
Integrated Coastal Inundation Risk Assessment Under Climate Change
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4. Keith Roberts:
Evaluating Coastal Flood Risks with a Focus on Extratropical and Tropical Cyclone Dynamics in a Changing Climate
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5. Sean Vitousek:
Coupled Coastal Change & Flood Modeling
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