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  • Climate change science
  • Oceanography and marine science

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  • Coastal regions face increasing threats from storm events, exacerbated by rising sea levels.
  • Understanding historical storm impacts under future sea level rise (SLR) is crucial for coastal adaptation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To quantify historical storm intensity along the New Jersey coast under present and future sea level conditions.
  • To provide a dataset for comparing storm impacts across different sea level rise scenarios, including IPCC AR6 projections.
  • To assess the erosion potential of storms considering total water level, wave heights, and duration.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of approximately 130 historical storms (1980-2014) along the New Jersey coastline.
  • Quantification of storm intensity using erosion potential under three sea level conditions: historical, 1997 mean, and 2050/2100 IPCC AR6 scenarios.
  • Inclusion of local vertical land movement in projected sea level scenarios.

Main Results:

  • Dataset quantifies cumulative and peak storm intensity for historical and projected sea level rise conditions.
  • Hourly time series of wave characteristics and water levels are available for 13 New Jersey coastal locations.
  • The data enables direct comparison of historical storm impacts under future sea level rise.

Conclusions:

  • Future sea level rise scenarios significantly alter the intensity and potential erosion of historical storms.
  • The dataset offers a valuable resource for coastal management and hydrodynamic modeling under changing climate conditions.
  • This research provides critical insights into the vulnerability of the New Jersey coast to climate change impacts.