Flood risk reduction for Galveston Bay: Preliminary design of a coastal barrier system

Jonkman, Sebastiaan N.; Berchum, Erik C. van

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-85251-7.00019-6

Coastal Flood Risk Reduction 2022

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-323-85251-7.00019-6

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Flood risk reduction for Galveston Bay: Preliminary design of a coastal barrier system

Sebastiaan N. Jonkman¹,

Erik C. van Berchum²

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Design for Storm Surge Flooding Adaptation: Facilitating Emergency Evacuation with Adaptive Landscape Form-Based Codes

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Lack of consensus and funding led to a focus on building retrofits after storm surge flooding and collective inaction for undertaking cross-jurisdictional adaptation pathways planning. Using Seabrook, TX, United States, as a test case, this paper demonstrates the feasibility of using design games (participatory community visioning and design processes) to develop consensus-based, performance-driven, form-based codes from an adaptive landscape framework to facilitate emergency evacuation during storm surge flooding. The framework provides bottom-up mechanisms to enhance the sizes, coverages, quantities, and connectivity of multi-scalar engineered structural and nature-based solutions as a complex adaptive system to increase evacuation time and decrease flood-prone population.

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Design for Storm Surge Flooding Adaptation: Facilitating Emergency Evacuation with Adaptive Landscape Form-Based Codes

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2023

Journal of Planning Education and Research

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Flood risk reduction for Galveston Bay: Preliminary design of a coastal barrier system

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Design for Storm Surge Flooding Adaptation: Facilitating Emergency Evacuation with Adaptive Landscape Form-Based Codes

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