Скачать или смотреть Liverpool, Nova Scotia flood model - 0 to 10 m relative to CGVD28 - planometric view

The Nova Scotia Community College's Applied Geomatics Research Group has developed a flood model to simulate flooding from various causes, such as storm surges and sea level rise. The flooding seen in the video are numerous flood layers generated using an AGRG proprietary tool that raises flood water on a flat plane (known as "still-water") to inundate low areas that are hydraulically connected to the coast as described in Webster et. al. (2006). The flood levels were generated from a high resolution LiDAR digital elevation model. For more information, please see our website at http://www.agrg.cogs.nscc.ca.

Webster, T.L., Forbes, D.L., MacKinnon, E., and Roberts, D. (2006). Flood-risk mapping for storm-surge events and sea-level rise using lidar for southeast New Brunswick. Can. J. Remote Sens. 32, 194–211.