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How to Calculate Coastal Flood Frequency
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These guidelines provide the steps to obtain flood threshold guidelines for a study area, calculate total water level using the Inundation Analysis Tool, and calculate flooding statistics considering ...
Connecting with Your Audience: Planning Your Next Interaction
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Each interaction with your audience provides a powerful opportunity to learn about that group and share information about coastal hazard risks. This quick reference worksheet leads you through the pla ...
GIS for Climate Resilience
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An ArcGIS Tutorial Series to help users apply the geographic approach for climate resilience planning. Using a climate resilience planning process—the Steps to Resilience documented in the U. S. Clima ...
Nature-Based Solutions for Coastal Highway Resilience: An Implementation Guide
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This Implementation Guide is designed to help transportation practitioners understand how and where nature-based and hybrid solutions can be used to improve the resilience of coastal roads and bridges ...
Gulf TREE Training Kit
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Gulf TREE is a climate resilience tool search engine that allows users to access relevant tools quickly, easily, and confidently. The site walks users through a series of questions that help them iden ...
Using Economics to Inform Decisions
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When you need to estimate the value of a project and incorporate economic data, you have various approaches to choose from. This self-guided module can help, as it provides information about benefit-c ...
Adapting Stormwater Management for Coastal Floods
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Developed for stormwater and floodplain managers, as well as land use planners, this interactive website incorporates tools and methods to derive critical coastal water-level thresholds, as well as as ...
Funding and Financing Coastal Resilience Webinars
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This series consists of two recorded webinars that intend to build foundational knowledge about funding and financing approaches used to support coastal resilience activities. Learn from experts, who ...
Green Infrastructure Options to Reduce Flooding
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The practices described in this handout can be used to reduce flooding and help communities design a green infrastructure strategy. It should be noted that while green infrastructure practices make co ...
How to Map Open Space for Community Rating System Credit
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When communities reduce flood risk, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) can offer discounts on flood insurance premiums for policyholders. Participant communities in FEMA's Community Rating ...

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