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Service Description: This work sought to compile the best-available elevation and bathymetry data for the state, then construct a new, continuous topographic/bathymetric digital elevation model (DEM). These combined data would generate a much more useful picture of the coastal environment, allowing for better coastal hazards planning along with the more traditional upland uses. In addition to the DEM both a hillshade and 2, 5, and 10-foot contour datasets were developed. These products are in high demand for effective visualization and analysis, and create a complete elevation product package for the state that can then be used for evaluating coastal hazards.

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Copyright Text: Rhode Island Sea Grant; University of Rhode Island Environmental Data Center (URIEDC); RI Division of Planning; RI CRMC, University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center (URI CRC)

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Title: Hurricane of 1938 Flood Level Developed From a LiDAR-Derived Elevation Model
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Comments: This work sought to compile the best-available elevation and bathymetry data for the state, then construct a new, continuous topographic/bathymetric digital elevation model (DEM). These combined data would generate a much more useful picture of the coastal environment, allowing for better coastal hazards planning along with the more traditional upland uses. In addition to the DEM both a hillshade and 2, 5, and 10-foot contour datasets were developed. These products are in high demand for effective visualization and analysis, and create a complete elevation product package for the state that can then be used for evaluating coastal hazards.
Subject: The flood level recorded at the Newport tide gauge extrapolated across the state to highlight potential areas of vulnerability.
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Keywords: SLR,climate change,sea level rise,inundation,hurricanes,storm surge,RI,Rhode Island,RIGIS,URI EDC,URI CRC
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