Impact of sea level rise and storm surges on coastal resorts : a project for CSIRO Tourism Research : first annual report, July 1997.

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TextPublication details: [Aspendale, Vic.] : CSIRO, Div. of Atmospheric Research, 1997Description: 20 pSubject(s):

Subject: In addition to a review of previous storm surge studies, the present report contains a discussion of the possible effects of climate change that could have a significant bearing on return period estimates. These are the predicted mean sea level rise and any possible changes in the characteristics of tropical cyclones, such as their frequency of occurrence, preferred locations and intensity.

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In addition to a review of previous storm surge studies, the present report contains a discussion of the possible effects of climate change that could have a significant bearing on return period estimates. These are the predicted mean sea level rise and any possible changes in the characteristics of tropical cyclones, such as their frequency of occurrence, preferred locations and intensity.

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