San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission The Adapting to Rising Tides Project.

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San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission The Adapting to Rising Tides Project

A collaborative project to increase shoreline and community resilience to sea level rise and storms Adapting to Rising Tides

Sea Level Rise and Shoreline Analysis

Adapting to Rising Tides Refined inundation and flood maps 16” sea level rise55” sea level rise

Adapting to Rising Tides Shoreline protection included High tide – 16” SLR Extreme tide – 16” SLR Area low-lying Area inundated

Adapting to Rising Tides The depth of inundation determined

Adapting to Rising Tides Potential locations and depths that shoreline protection could be overtopped 1 – 3 feet

Adapting to Rising Tides The CA Coastal Mapping Project is helping the ART project determine: Shoreline vulnerability to sea level rise and storms Strategies and options to improve community and shoreline resilience

For More Information BCDC Project Manager: Lindy Lowe Wendy Goodfriend

Shoreline Classification Adapting to Rising Tides

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