MIT Climate Resilience Planning: Flood Vulnerability Study
The MIT Flood Vulnerability Study is one key part of a broader initiative led by the MIT Climate Resiliency Committee (CRC) and the MIT Office of Sustainability (MITOS) to understand and recommend how MIT can continue to fulfill its mission in the face of intensifying climate risks over the next 100...
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MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change
2019
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| author | Strzepek, Kenneth Fant, Charles W Preston, Matthew Emanuel, Kerry Andrew Goldberg, Brian |
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| description | The MIT Flood Vulnerability Study is one key part of a broader initiative led by the MIT Climate Resiliency Committee (CRC) and the MIT Office of Sustainability (MITOS) to understand and recommend how MIT can continue to fulfill its mission in the face of intensifying climate risks over the next 100 years and beyond; risks include precipitation flooding, sea level rise/storm surge and chronic heat stress. This study seeks to translate the science of current flooding risks and future campus-based flooding risk from climate change into operational and strategic guidance for informing campus planning and management.
Inspired by the MIT Plan for Action on Climate Change, one key research and academic objective of this study is to utilize the MIT campus as a test bed for climate innovations. This study engages MIT’s global research expertise in downscaling global MIT climate models for application testing on MIT’s campus, and also collaborates with expertise and tools advancing the MIT Sustainable Stormwater and Ecological Landscape Master Plan.
This research initiative is supported by the MIT Office of Sustainability in collaboration with the MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change. |
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| spelling | mit-1721.1/1214732019-07-02T03:04:30Z MIT Climate Resilience Planning: Flood Vulnerability Study Strzepek, Kenneth Fant, Charles W Preston, Matthew Emanuel, Kerry Andrew Goldberg, Brian The MIT Flood Vulnerability Study is one key part of a broader initiative led by the MIT Climate Resiliency Committee (CRC) and the MIT Office of Sustainability (MITOS) to understand and recommend how MIT can continue to fulfill its mission in the face of intensifying climate risks over the next 100 years and beyond; risks include precipitation flooding, sea level rise/storm surge and chronic heat stress. This study seeks to translate the science of current flooding risks and future campus-based flooding risk from climate change into operational and strategic guidance for informing campus planning and management. Inspired by the MIT Plan for Action on Climate Change, one key research and academic objective of this study is to utilize the MIT campus as a test bed for climate innovations. This study engages MIT’s global research expertise in downscaling global MIT climate models for application testing on MIT’s campus, and also collaborates with expertise and tools advancing the MIT Sustainable Stormwater and Ecological Landscape Master Plan. This research initiative is supported by the MIT Office of Sustainability in collaboration with the MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change. 2019-07-01T21:05:01Z 2019-07-01T21:05:01Z 2018-03 Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/121473 Report 326 en_US MIT Joint Program Report Series;326 application/pdf MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change |
| spellingShingle | Strzepek, Kenneth Fant, Charles W Preston, Matthew Emanuel, Kerry Andrew Goldberg, Brian MIT Climate Resilience Planning: Flood Vulnerability Study |
| title | MIT Climate Resilience Planning: Flood Vulnerability Study |
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