XBeachG Storm Surge Modelling at Blakeney Point, UK

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Hauptverfasser: Pollard, James Alastair, Christie, Elizabeth K, Spencer, Thomas, Brooks, Susan M
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author Pollard, James Alastair
Christie, Elizabeth K
Spencer, Thomas
Brooks, Susan M
author_facet Pollard, James Alastair
Christie, Elizabeth K
Spencer, Thomas
Brooks, Susan M
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents XBeachG outputs from storm surge modelling conducted at Blakeney Point, North Norfolk, UK. -- The excel document contains two tabs: README - provides column descriptions for the remaining two tabs. RawData - Eighteen unique profiles were modelled, with ten runs per profile, for four future sea level rise scenarios: 2013 (present, no sea level rise), and a low, moderate, and high sea level rise scenario. This results in a dataset comprising 720 individual model runs. Each row represents one run as is described in the README tab. -- The methodology used to generate this data set is described in: Pollard, J.A., Christie, E.K., Spencer, T., and Brooks, S.M. 2021. Gravel barrier resilience to future sea level rise and storms.
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spellingShingle XBeachG Storm Surge Modelling at Blakeney Point, UK
Pollard, James Alastair
Christie, Elizabeth K
Spencer, Thomas
Brooks, Susan M
Blakeney_Pt; England; Gravel barrier; sea level rise; Storm surge; XBeachG
XBeachG outputs from storm surge modelling conducted at Blakeney Point, North Norfolk, UK. -- The excel document contains two tabs: README - provides column descriptions for the remaining two tabs. RawData - Eighteen unique profiles were modelled, with ten runs per profile, for four future sea level rise scenarios: 2013 (present, no sea level rise), and a low, moderate, and high sea level rise scenario. This results in a dataset comprising 720 individual model runs. Each row represents one run as is described in the README tab. -- The methodology used to generate this data set is described in: Pollard, J.A., Christie, E.K., Spencer, T., and Brooks, S.M. 2021. Gravel barrier resilience to future sea level rise and storms.
title XBeachG Storm Surge Modelling at Blakeney Point, UK
topic Blakeney_Pt; England; Gravel barrier; sea level rise; Storm surge; XBeachG
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.920040