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1 Coastal Adaptation to Sea level Rise Patrick Cunningham 1
2 Table of Contents The COAST Team Blue Marble and COAST The COAST Approach Example Projects North Hampton, NH/ Portland, ME Ideas for Maine Municipalities Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 2
3 The COAST Approach: Cost-Benefit analysis to prepare for sea level rise and storm surge Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 3
4 October 2012 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 4
5 Tuckerton, NJ Kennebunk, ME New York, NY Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 5
6 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 6
7 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 7
8 Do we want to be this guy? Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 8
9 Or this guy? Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 9
10 The Coast Team Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 10
11 Muskie School of Public Service University of Southern Maine Portland, Maine Samuel Merrill, PhD President COAST developer Paul Kirshen, PhD Senior Technical Consultant Climate Science Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 11
12 Environmental Finance Center Network Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 12
13 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 13
14 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 14
15 Twenty Years in Business 200,000 + Users, Every Country, Surveyors, GIS Analysts, Planners, Engineers, Students, Software Developers GIS Software Development The Geographic Calculator, Global Mapper, GeoCalc SDK, GeoCore SDK, and Global Mapper SDK Professional Services Training Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 15
16 What is COAST? COastal Adaptation to Sea level rise Tool Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 16
17 It is Difficult to Shift into Action Mode: 1) Consequences appear far off in time. 2) Cost-benefit relationships are ambiguous. 3) Possible actions are complex. 4) Doing nothing is far, far easier. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 17
18 ECONOMIC SOCIAL ACTION POLITICAL Social + Political + Economic Factors = Force for Action Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 18
19 There are only four options: 1) Do nothing (usually = remain in denial) 2) Fortify assets 3) Accommodate higher water levels 4) Relocate assets Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 19
20 There are only four options: 1) Do nothing (usually = remain in denial) 2) Fortify assets 3) Accommodate higher water levels 4) Relocate assets >> COAST is a tool and approach to help evaluate costs and benefits of these options. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 20
21 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 21
22 Sister product Low cost GIS Software Supports 200+ Formats Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 22
23 Free Data (WMS, WFS, WMTS, etc) 3D Viewer Easy to Use and learn Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 23
24 Create or input elevation data Easily work with all types of LiDAR Edit and create attribute and geometries Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 24
25 Create or input elevation data Merge tax or value data with parcels Edit parcels layers Advance analysis tools Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 25
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27 Data for Modeling Army Core of Engineers Depth Damage Functions (based on Flood and Insurance claim data) NOAA and Local tidal and storm data Sea level rise curves (from the literature and/or stakeholder selected) Vulnerable asset selection Adaptation action selection (from fortify/accomodate/relocate for that vulnerable asset) Assessors' Tables Geospatial data like LIDAR or other elevation layer, parcels, imagery, etc. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 27
28 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 28
29 Some Project Sites Completed or Underway East Machias/Falmouth, Maine Old Orchard Beach, Maine Portland, Maine Hampton/Hampton Falls/Seabrook, New Hampshire Cambridge, Massachusetts Duxbury/Marshfield/Scituate, Massachusetts Groton/Mystic, Connecticut Kingston, New York Oxford, Maryland Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 29
30 Steps in the COAST Process 1. Engage stakeholders to select scenarios for sea level rise and storm surge. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 30
31 Projection of Sea Level Rise from 1990 to 2100 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 31 Vermeer and Rahmstorf (2009) Global sea level linked to global temperature. PNAS 106,
32 Use Local Data Connect with Peoples Experiences Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 32
33 Patriot s Day Storm 2007: York Beach, Maine Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 33
34 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 34
35 Steps in the COAST Process 2. Select vulnerable asset. Norbert Psuty Michael Dwyer Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 35
36 Steps in the COAST Process 3. Input Depth-Damage Function. Depth (feet) Mean of Damage % % % % % % % Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 36
37 Steps in the COAST Process 4. Input Elevation Layer. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 37
38 Results The model will estimate the dollar damage predicted for a particular-sized storm in a given year, in 3D maps Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 38
39 Example: Hampton, New Hampshire Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 39
40 COAST Results The model will then tell you the dollar damage predicted for a particular-sized storm in a given year, in 3D maps and calculate the cumulative expected damage from all predicted storms out to that year. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 40
41 Next Steps in the COAST Process 5. Select candidate adaptation actions to protect from sea level rise and storm surge, staged over time, and estimate costs of each action. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 41
42 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 42
43 Pea Patch Island, DE (Delaware River) Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 43
44 Next Steps in the COAST Process 6. For each action, modify the DDF or the spatial distribution of the vulnerable asset to represent the effect of the action. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 44
45 Next Steps in the COAST Process 7. Perform cumulative expected damage analysis on each action. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 45
46 Next Steps in the COAST Process 8. Use maps and tables in public process. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 46
47 Last Step in the COAST Process 9. Start Doing Something! Implement the Strategies, and Move the Needle off of Zero. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 47
48 A Range of Vulnerable Assets: Economic output Public health impacts Displaced persons, vulnerable demographics Natural resources values Cultural resources values Community impacts Infrastructure (transportation, energy, facilities, telecommunications) Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 48
49 Possible Adaptation Actions: Hard or Soft Revetments Sea walls Jetties Levees Subway tunnel plugs Automatic floodgates Geotextile tubes Beach nourishment Dry flood-proofing Wet flood-proofing Increasing freeboard (now or later) Zoning changes Rolling easements Buyouts Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 49
50 Other Adaptive Actions Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 50
51 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 51
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56 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 56
57 Joint Proposal: Catalysis Adaptation Partners with Parsons Brinckerhoff Establishing the Proper Design Height of Protection Measures For the NYCT 207 th Street Yard Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 57
58 Setting of Design Height must take into account: Probabilities of Tidal Stage when Surge Occurs during the Tidal Cycle (At high or low tide?) Probabilities of Surge Levels ( How many feet should be added to the normal tide height?) Predictions of Sea Level Rise into the Future (2042, 2062 or 2100?) Design Life of the Protection Measure (30, 50 or 100 years?) Value of Protected Assets and Avoided Cumulative Expected Damages over Design Life The COAST tool applied by Catalysis Adaptation Partners will insure that costs for various protection heights are weighed against probabilities of flood heights and costs of predicted damages, including each of these factors. Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 58
59 North Hampton, NH Coastal Area 59
60 North Hampton, NH Selected Public Assets and Thresholds Asset 100 Yr. High SLR Low SLR Flood Seabrook WW Treatment Plant 9.8 now now Hampton WW Treatment Plant 9.8 now now Hampton Police Station 8.2 now now Hampton Sewage Pump Station 6.6 now now Seabrook Middle/Elem. School 14.8 ~2080 >2100 Hampton High School 23.0 >2100 >2100 NextEra Nuclear Power Plant 19.7 >2100 >
61 2100, High SLR, 100-year storm.cost from SLR Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 61
62 Example: Hampton, New Hampshire Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 62
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64 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 64
65 $46.5 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 65
66 Portland, ME Back Cove, Area 66
67 Back Cove, Portland Maine 67
68 2100, high sea level rise and mean higher high water 68
69 (R. Obrey.) Whole Foods1/9/10 at high tide 69
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71 The Old Port, 10/11 at high tide (M. Craig) 71
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73 Marginal Way and Cove St., 9/10, New Moon J. Piribeck 73
74 Marginal Way and Cove St., 9/10, New Moon J. Piribeck 74
75 The Old Port, 3/10 at high tide (D. Yakovleff) 75
76 Now the Portland Case: The four options: 1) Do nothing 2) Fortify assets 3) Relocate assets 4) Accommodate higher water levels 76
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78 Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 78
79 Sea Level Change (inches) Projection of Sea Level Rise from 1990 to Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 79 Vermeer and Rahmstorf (2009) Global sea level linked to global temperature. PNAS 106,
80 2050, low sea level rise, 10 year storm Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 80
81 2050, high sea level rise, 100 year storm Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 81
82 2050, high sea level rise, 100 year storm COAST ASSET DATA Flood Depth = ft Estimated Damage = $9,850,023 FEATURE ATTRIBUTES LAYER = Unknown Area Type ELEVATION = OBJECTID_2 = 1 OBJECTID = 1369 Id = 0 CBL = 023 E002 LEAD_CBL = 023 E002 no_cbl = cbl Shape_Leng = dissolve = 0 Shape_Le_1 = OBJECTID_3 = 5336 ID_1 = HTEACCT = 3376 CBL_1 = 023 E LANDID = DESC_ = BUILDING VALUE YEAR = 12 PRIORITY = 2 VALUE = EXEMPT = GISCBL = 023 E002 ADJ_CURVAL = ADJ_VALUE = ADJUSTMENT = current value + 103,400 sq. ft * $127.10/sq. ft GISCBL_1 = 023 E002 PARID = 023 E GISCBL_12 = 023 E002 BLDG_DESC = RETAIL - MULTI OCCUPANCY BLDG_CLASS = 2 BASEMENT = STORIES = 0 Shape_Le_2 = Shape_Le_3 = Shape_Area = Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 82
83 Back Cove, Portland, Maine Adaptation Costs and Cumulative Expected Damages, through SLR Scenario Adaptation Damages Adaptation Cost Total Cost & Damage Percent from SLR Only No SLR No Action $373,814,977 $0 $373,814, % No SLR Back Cove Levee $3,595,485 $103,000,000 $106,595, % V&R 2009 High No Action $436,335,109 $0 $436,335, % V&R 2009 High Back Cove Levee $8,169,001 $103,000,000 $111,169, % V&R 2009 Low No Action $405,435,010 $0 $405,435, % V&R 2009 Low Back Cove Levee $5,643,428 $103,000,000 $108,643, % Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 83
84 2100, low sea level rise, 10 year storm Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 84
85 2100, high sea level rise, 100 year storm Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 85
86 Back Cove, Portland, Maine Adaptation Costs and Cumulative Expected Damages, through SLR Scenario Adaptation Damages Adaptation Cost Total Cost & Damage Percent from SLR Only No SLR No Action $868,893,372 $0 $868,893, % No SLR Back Cove Levee $8,719,621 $103,000,000 $111,719, % V&R 2009 High No Action $1,134,925,448 $0 $1,134,925, % V&R 2009 High Back Cove Levee $102,291,952 $103,000,000 $205,291, % V&R 2009 Low No Action $1,077,527,562 $0 $1,077,527, % V&R 2009 Low Back Cove Levee $27,255,870 $103,000,000 $130,255, % Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 86
87 Elsewhere in Maine Under discussion 87
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89 Machias Bridge, Machias (pressure transducer placed in 8/11) Martin s Point Bridge, Falmouth Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 89
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100 Coastal Adaptation to Sea level Rise Do Something, Move the Needle off of Zero Copyright 2013 Blue Marble Geographics 100
101 Coastal Adaptation to Sea level Rise Patrick Cunningham 101
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