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Titleprojected flood depths in the absence of coastal protection
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ID79
CSW Identifier2e127732-b3fd-40bc-8e32-a979dc5ea1dc
Sourceknmi
Start date20501231
Start time00:00:00
End date21001231
End time00:00:00
RestrictionsNo conditions apply
Restrictions otherno limitation
AbstractThis file contains the estimation of flood depths (fldd) at the coastline associated with a an historical extreme sea levels, esl (see esl indicator), for 3 different return periods (50, 100, and 1000 years) to which the 2050 and 2100 mean sea-level rise from RCP4.5 was added. The original esl values were taken from Muis et al 2016 (see references). The return periods have been determined for the 1974-2014 time frame. To the historical esl values we added the projected sea-level rise between 2020-2050 and 2070-2100 (see slr indicator) for RCP 4.5. Hence, the full distributions of esl values is shifted according to the changes in local sea-level expected in the future. Note that no assumption on changes in the storm surge component of the esl. Based on EU-DEM elevation data with a horizontal resolution of 25m (DG Enterprise and Industry 2013) and a flood fill algorithm using the 8 nearest neighbours (see Boettle 2011), the flooded grid cells at a flood height equal to the esl + slr are determined. Subsequently, the corresponding inundation heights are obtained by subtracting the terrain elevation to the heigh of the flood previously calculated. Importantly, this approach disregards the effect of artificial flood barriers such as dikes and sea walls.
Dataquality informationsource_data_id: multi-mixed-rcp45 source_data_id_comment: Original data on esl from Muis et al 20016 (see references). The digital elevation models used was provided by DG Enterprise and Industry 2013 and can be downloaded from here: http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/ds_resolveuid/ca503256de1b4231b029e4145d0a8b7b. The flooding algorithm employed is described in Bootle 2011 available here: http://www.nat-hazards-earth-syst-sci.net/11/3327/2011/nhess-11-3327-2011.pdf. Data on sea-level change obtained from IPCC AR5 WGI, Chapter 13 accessible via ftp://ftp.icdc.zmaw.de/ar5_sea_level_rise/.
KeywordsAtmospheric conditions,1000yr_fldd,Sea level rise,Extreme sea levels,Europe,Coastal hazard
Data source
OrganisationRoyal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI)
AddressPostbus 201
CityDe Bilt
Zipcode3730 AE
Emailclipc@knmi.nl
Data source (distributor)
OrganisationRoyal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI)
NameKNMI Data Centre
Emailclipc@knmi.nl
Data source (pointOfContact)
OrganisationPIK
Emailcarvalho@pik-potsdam.de
Geographic coverage
West35.3
East-11.5
South43.2
North81.4
Map
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OnlineResource 1
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URLhttp://opendap.knmi.nl/knmi/thredds/dodsC/CLIPC/pik/tier2/fldepth/rcp45/fldd_R-raster-2-5-2_PIK_multi-mixed-rcp45_avg_20501231-21001231_06763.nc
NameOPeNDAP
DescriptionTHREDDS OPeNDAP
URL functiondownload
OnlineResource 2
URLhttps://climate4impact.eu/cgi-bin/adagucserver.cgi?DATASET=50yr_fldd_R-raster-2-5-2_PIK_multi-mixed-rcp45_avg_20501231-21001231&SERVICE=WMS&REQUEST=GetCapabilities
TypeOGC:WMS
Name50yr_fldd
OnlineResource 3
URLhttps://climate4impact.eu/cgi-bin/adagucserver.cgi?DATASET=50yr_fldd_R-raster-2-5-2_PIK_multi-mixed-rcp45_avg_20501231-21001231&SERVICE=WCS&REQUEST=GetCapabilities
TypeOGC:WCS
Name50yr_fldd
Rest
Source file2e127732-b3fd-40bc-8e32-a979dc5ea1dc.xml
Last update12/6/2016 2:08:36 PM
Input date12/6/2016 2:08:36 PM
Datetime metadata creation9/18/2015