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Future: Increase Geography Reporting Capability • Finish Texas • Finish Florida • Louisiana • CA, OR, WA • Mid-Atlantic • Pacific • Southeast • Northeast • Great Lakes Reporting • % of vulnerable population in each SLR increment • % of businesses, employees, wages in each SLR increment • % l<strong>and</strong> cover class change with each SLR increment
Data Distribution Lots of Layers (36 total) • Conditioned DEMs • SLR layers • Marsh migration layers • Uncertainty layers • Shallow coastal flooding layer • SOVI data • BLS data Lots of Ways to Distribute • Raster geodatabases via FTP • Representational State Transfer (REST) page • Web map service (WMS) • Arc image service • Web coverage service (WCS) What is the best way
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Page 6 and 7: In Charleston, South Carolina Vulne
Page 8 and 9: Build Best Terrain Available NED Di
Page 10 and 11: Enforce Hydro- Connectivity
Page 12 and 13: The Ocean Is Not a Flat Surface (es
Page 14 and 15: State, Regional, and County Needs
Page 16 and 17: Present Day / Current Conditions
Page 18: Long Island, New York - Storm Surge
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Page 24 and 25: Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flooding
Page 26 and 27: Phase II: Increased Geography by Ge
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Page 30 and 31: Components Visualize Marsh Impacts
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