Deltares Modelling Results Presented at ICCE2024 and in Storymap

On September 13, Deltares presented their results on coastal flooding and damages due to hurricanes Ian (2022), Idalia (2023), Beryl (2024) and Francine (2024) at the International Conference on Coastal Engineering in Rome. We showed that with fast reduced-complexity models we can obtain accurate results and use the computational gain to make ensemble forecasts. Access the presentation here.

We also published an ARCGIS storymap giving more detail on the models and results. Access it here.

Map showing storm track of Hurricane Beryl in 2024, along with flood depths and locations of tide gauges, wave boys, and erosion.
Hurricane Beryl, 2024

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