Sentence examples for surge risk from inspiring English sources

The best source of that information is the National Hurricane Center's Interactive Storm Surge Risk Map….

I strongly recommend that all residents of the mid-Atlantic and New England coast familiarize themselves with their storm surge risk.

So it's fine to talk about sea level and surge risk from hurricanes, but not fine to describe the weirdness factor in this hybrid system as somehow significantly shaped (emphasis on "significantly") by greenhouse forcing.

At the regional scale, coastal countries and regions around the world have developed a wide range of storm surge risk assessment.

In a recent example a tropical cyclone risk model was integrated with hydrodynamic models to form a climatological-hydrodynamic method to estimate local surge risk in New York City [31,32].

Among all the large-scale disaster risk database and disaster risk atlases, such as the Disaster Risk Index and the Hotspots Atlas (Dilley 2005; Peduzzi et al. 2009) whose risk assessments were based on EM-DAT historical records, few have published storm surge risk maps at the global scale.

Jill S. Krutick, an industry analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, said in a recent report that the recent surge risked delaying further theater closings.

Thus, gaps in data have limited our ability to conduct a comprehensive analysis of global storm surge risks.

In case of Hamburg and the tidal Elbe river a third option seems to be available, which aims at mitigating storm surge risks by applying estuary engineering constructions.

However, systematic assessment of storm surge risks should not only be concerned with the intensity and frequency of the hazard, but also with the vulnerability of elements exposed to its impact.

The difficulties in assessing and mapping storm surge risks on a global scale have been generally ascribed to the deficiency of global data with a high resolution and the complexity of the global coastal system.