Implemented in the map tool
Sea Level Rise – Coastal Inundation Scenarios (successor to CalFloD-3D Viewer)
Cal-Adapt · released 2018, relaunched 2022
Visit Sea Level Rise – Coastal Inundation Scenarios (successor to CalFloD-3D Viewer)
Cal-Adapt's original CalFloD-3D viewer now lives inside the SLR – Coastal Inundation Scenarios tool, which compares two dynamic flood models (CalFloD3D-TFS and CoSMoS) side by side for the same storm and SLR scenario.
Key features
- TODO: key feature 1
- TODO: key feature 2
- TODO: key feature 3
Screenshots
General Information
- Fact sheet
- https://example.com/TODO-fact-sheet
- Geographic scope within coastal California
- California coast and San Francisco Bay
- Tool release year and updates
- 2018, relaunched 2022
Sea Level Rise and Flood Projections and Metrics
- Increments of flooding from sea level rise or storm surge available to project
- TODO: increments text
- Other flood-related layers and flood information available
- TODO: other layers text
Projected Flood Information
- Annual flood risk
- No
- Annual flood risk (various return periods)
- No
- Base flood elevation
- No
- Coastal groundwater flooding
- No
- Erosion projections
- No
- FEMA flood zones
- No
- High tide flooding thresholds (minor/moderate/major)
- No
- King tide
- No
- Mapping uncertainty / confidence layers
- No
- Marsh migration space
- No
- Near-100-year storm scenario
- Yes
- Shoreline erosion
- No
- Storm surge / extreme tide
- Yes — TODO: flood info detail text
- Stormwater / compound flooding
- No
- Wave run-up
- No
Shoreline Processes
- Coastal flood thresholds
- No
- Coastal groundwater
- No
- Compound flooding with stormwater runoff
- No
- Dynamic hydrodynamic modeling
- Yes
- Erosion / shoreline change
- No
- Habitat-based risk reduction
- No
- High tide flooding
- No
- Hurricane storm surge
- No
- King tide
- No
- Levee overtopping
- No
- Marsh migration
- No
- Marsh migration / habitat change
- No
- Regulatory base flood elevation
- No
- Riverine and coastal flood zones
- No
- SLR inundation
- Yes — TODO: processes detail text
- Shoreline erosion
- No
- Shoreline overtopping
- No
- Storm surge / extreme tide
- Yes
- Tide-gauge monitoring
- No
- Wave run-up
- No
Data, Reports, and Summary Information Available
- Reports, summary info, or other analyses available for download
- TODO: reports available
- What types of data are available to download?
- TODO: data types
- Can data be uploaded by the user?
- TODO: uploadable
General Information Regarding Sea Level Rise Model
- Base sea level rise model
- TODO: base model
- Main elevation source
- TODO: elevation source
- Base sea level elevation
- TODO: base elevation
- Horizontal resolution
- TODO: horizontal resolution
Strengths and Limitations
- Top 3 strengths
- Directly compares two independent flood models to show where they agree
- Dynamic, time-varying modeling rather than a static “bathtub” fill
- High-resolution, downloadable data
- Top 3 limitations
- The original CalFloD-3D-only viewer has been folded in, so old links may not resolve
- Only two time horizons (2020–2040 and 2080–2100)
- More technical interface aimed at modelers than the general public