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Service Description: Devastation in the wake of Hurricane Sandy revealed a need to address the vulnerability of populations, infrastructure, and resources at risk throughout more than 31,200 miles of the North Atlantic coastal region. This study can be used by States and local communities to identify their flood risk, and plan and implement strategies in collaboration with others, to reduce that risk now and into the future.
All measurements are relative to Mean Sea Level (MSL).
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Title: NACCS Modeled Wave Heights Relative to MSL
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Comments: Devastation in the wake of Hurricane Sandy revealed a need to address the vulnerability of populations, infrastructure, and resources at risk throughout more than 31,200 miles of the North Atlantic coastal region. This study can be used by States and local communities to identify their flood risk, and plan and implement strategies in collaboration with others, to reduce that risk now and into the future.
All measurements are relative to Mean Sea Level (MSL).
Subject: NACCS modeled wave heights for varying return periods.
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Keywords: naccs,wave height
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