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PRJ-1782 | Hurricane Maria ADCIRC Surge Guidance System Storm Surge Forecasts
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Project Type | Simulation |
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Awards | N/A |
Related Work | Linked Dataset | ADCIRC Surge Guidance System Linked Dataset | Coastal Emergency Risk Assessment |
Keywords | Hurricane Maria 2017, storm surge, ADCIRC+SWAN forecast, ADCIRC Surge Guidance System |
DOI | 10.17603/DS2V682 |
Description:
Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico and threatened the U.S. coast in 2017. In this project, we show results from storm surge forecasts for Hurricane Maria based on the ADCIRC Surge Guidance System framework. These forecasts take data from the National Hurricane Center wind advisories, and generate storm surge predictions every 6 hours. In this project, we show the wind inputs used by the model and the computed maximum water levels for several of the advisories. For more information on the ADCIRC Surge Guidance System and its products, visit http://adcirc.org/products/adcirc-surge-guidance-system-forecasts/ or go to the Coastal Emergency Risk Assessment web site at www.cera.cct.lsu.
Fleming, J., C. Dawson (2018). "Hurricane Maria (2017) Simulation. In In Hurricane Maria ADCIRC Surge Guidance System Storm Surge Forecasts.", in Hurricane Maria ADCIRC Surge Guidance System Storm Surge Forecasts. DesignSafe-CI. https://doi.org/10.17603/DS2CT15