Category:2024-03 study about US cities sinking in 2050 by coastal subsidence

Media in category "2024-03 study about US cities sinking in 2050 by coastal subsidence"

The following 15 files are in this category, out of 15 total.

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  Coastal hazards across the USA (climate change vertical land motion and sea-level rise).webp 2,163 × 1,690; 561 KB
  
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  Contribution of land subsidence to the total exposed area by 2050 for the US Atlantic coast.webp 2,125 × 1,422; 212 KB
  
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  Current and projected sea level rise at selected tide-gauge stations across the US coasts.webp 2,125 × 1,558; 329 KB
  
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  Influence of flood-control structures on modelled exposure.webp 2,045 × 932; 380 KB
  
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  Influence of flood-control structures on modelled inundation.webp 2,125 × 1,018; 126 KB
  
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  Inundation maps for cities on the US Atlantic coast.webp 2,149 × 1,500; 525 KB
  
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  Inundation maps for cities on the US Gulf coast.webp 2,151 × 1,488; 529 KB
  
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  Inundation maps for cities on the US Pacific coast.webp 2,148 × 1,495; 542 KB
  
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  Land subsidence is a critical driver of coastal hazards – Comparing InSAR-derived and IPCC-derived VLM and estimated exposure 2050.webp 2,162 × 1,058; 115 KB
  
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  Modelled exposed properties value by 2050 versus the total properties value for cities on the US coast.webp 2,125 × 1,574; 198 KB
  
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  Sea-level change owing to VLM.webp 2,125 × 2,022; 556 KB
  
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  Spatial distribution of VLM across the US Atlantic coast.webp 1,752 × 2,521; 680 KB
  
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  Spatial distribution of VLM across the US Gulf coast.webp 2,125 × 1,006; 243 KB
  
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  Spatial distribution of VLM across the US Pacific coast.webp 2,012 × 2,521; 712 KB
  
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  Total population versus exposed population by 2050 for different racial demographics on the US coast.webp 2,125 × 1,975; 117 KB