Assessing the Geographic Variability in Vulnerability to Climate Change and Coastal Hazards in Los Angeles County, California

Fleming, Chloe S.; Regan, Seann D.; Freitag, Amy; Burkart, Heidi

doi:10.25923/mgca-hc06

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Assessing the Geographic Variability in Vulnerability to Climate Change and Coastal Hazards in Los Angeles County, California

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2020

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NOAA technical memorandum NOS NCCOS ; 275

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Assessing the Geographic Variability in Vulnerability to Climate Change and Coastal Hazards in Los Angeles County, California

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Fleming, Chloe S. ; Regan, Seann D. ; Freitag, Amy ; Burkart, Heidi ;

Corporate Authors:

United States. National Ocean Service. ; National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (U.S.) ;

Description:

This report presents background, methodology, and findings from the third application of the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science’s (NCCOS) Integrated Vulnerability Assessment Framework. Building upon previous work done in the Chesapeake Bay, the Framework was applied in Los Angeles (L.A.) County, California. The overarching goals of the project were to: 1) provide partners with the ability to more easily understand the complexities of overall vulnerability and risk within their region, thereby leading to informed management action; and 2) expand upon previous iterations of the Framework in a new geography with variability in demographics, ecology, and climate concerns.

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https://doi.org/10.25923/mgca-hc06

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Technical Memorandum

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Contract No. EA133C-14-NC-1384 ; Contract No. GS-00F-217CA/EA133C17BA0062 ;

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Los Angeles County (Calif.)

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National Ocean Service (NOS)

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