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 "name": "Coastal_flooding_1m_mod",
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 "snippet": "The share of city's urban area [%] that is low-lying and would potentially be inundated by a sea level rise of 1 m combined with a 100 year return-period storm-surge event, assuming no coastal defence systems in place.",
 "description": "The data on maximum storm surge heights (100-year event of actual climate) as generated by the \u2018Dynamic and interactive vulnerability assessment\u2019 (DIVA) project were used to determine actual medium inundation heights. To account for the effects of climate change, 1 m of potential sea level rise until 2100 was calculated on top of these values35. In order to determine potentially inundated areas, the Hydro1k digital elevation model was utilised. By identifying the cells below the respective regional inundation threshold, continuous areas have been delineated, which can be considered as potentially at risk of storm surge-related inundation.\n The inundation information has been combined with the urban area of all coastal cities. For each city, the proportion of the area affected by a 1-metre sea level rise is computed and represented by coloured dots in the map. As this indicator is simply based on elevation by identifying low-lying areas, and does not take into account existing adaptation measures like dikes, the actual risk is likely to be much lower than the indicator shows.",
 "summary": "The share of city's urban area [%] that is low-lying and would potentially be inundated by a sea level rise of 1 m combined with a 100 year return-period storm-surge event, assuming no coastal defence systems in place.",
 "title": "Coastal_flooding_1m_mod",
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 "type": "Map Service",
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  "Service",
  "Map Service",
  "ArcGIS Server"
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 "spatialReference": "WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere",
 "accessInformation": "Urban Morphological Zone (EEA), DIVA dataset, Hydro1k model",
 "licenseInfo": "Re-use of content for commercial or non-commercial purposes is permitted free of charge, provided that the source is acknowledged "
}