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Responses Drivers Residential properties Damage to buildings 1. Meteorological / Astronomical conditions Climate change 2. Sea level rise 3. Extreme Storms 4. Heavy rainfall Deterioration Faulty operation Sabotage /vandalism Environmental influences Population / same protection for all Residential properties Damage to buildings Recreational areas Damage to facilities Wave; 3 Crossing the gate (gate not closed); 3,4,5,6,8 Link Important infrastructure Roads / railways / hospitals / elderly homes Tide / River Elbe ; 1 Storm surge; 1,2,3,4 Overtopping (and breach) dikes & walls; 2,7 Partial flooding Culture heritage Surge; 2,3 Overtopping gates; 1,7 Protected nature Civil facilities Damage to buildings / business economy Runoff; 4 1 Raising the gates 2 Raising the dikes & walls 3 Build / adapt to failure tolerant operation 4 improve the reliability 5 establish risk management 6 secure our assets in terms of accessibility 7 provide flooding areas / political 8 Adequate maintenance / maintenance concept Agriculture Loss of local production People Loss of life Responses

Crossing the gate ( gate not closed); 3,4,5,6,8