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Vulnerability of the Nile Delta to Recent and Future Climate Change

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Author(s)
Eldeberky, Y.
Huenicke, B.
Keywords
Marine, Coastal and Polar Systems
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/247120
Online Access
http://89.31.100.18/~iahrpapers/81179.pdf
Abstract
The Nile delta is vulnerable to the impact of storm-surge and sea-level rise due to climate change, in particular the lower delta due to its relatively low elevation. This paper presents hydrodynamic simulation and observations of recent surge levels in the Mediterranean Sea offshore the delta. During a severe storm on December 11 th , 2010, the results indicate a higher surge (about 1 m) compared to typical surge values (0.4-0.5m) observed previously offshore the delta. The consequences of natural coastal risk due to current and future climate-change can be mitigated by taking appropriate measures.
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2015
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oai:Helmholtz.GKSS:33032
http://89.31.100.18/~iahrpapers/81179.pdf
E-proceedings of the 36th IAHR World Congress (2015)
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