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SUMMARY:The Southeast Florida Regionally Unified Sea Level Rise Projection: Understanding\, Applying\, and Considering the Context of the Third Regional Update
DESCRIPTION:As part of its ongoing work to build the capacity of practitioners and stakeholders to advance coordinated regional climate change action\, the Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact hosted a three-part webinar series\, The Southeast Florida Regionally Unified Sea Level Rise Projection: Understanding\, Applying\, and Considering the Context of the Third Regional Update.  \nThe Compact has recently released the third update to its Unified Sea Level Rise for the Southeast Florida Region and accompanying guidance report\, which are key tools intended to assist decision-makers at both the local and regional levels to plan for and make decisions about sea level rise and associated vulnerabilities based on best-available science.  \nThis three-part webinar series supported those who are engaged in planning for sea level rise and educating the community around future conditions and exposure to flood hazards in better understanding the projection\, how it is applied in practice across Southeast Florida\, and the broader context of adapting the region for anticipated sea level rise.  \n  \nAGENDA\nWebinar #1 – June 18\, 1PM – 3PM EST\nSoutheast Florida’s 2019 Unified Sea Level Projection: The Foundations  \n1PM Welcome & Session Overview \nLauren Ordway\, Institute for Sustainable Communities \n1:10PM Relevance of Unified Sea Level Rise Projection for Southeast Florida\nDr. Samantha Danchuk\, Broward County  \n1:30PM Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Future Sea Level Rise\nDr. Robert Kopp\, Rutgers University \n1:50PM Methodology and Technical Overview of 2019 Projection\nDr. Jayantha Obeysekera\, Florida International University\nDr. Samantha Danchuk\, Broward County  \n2:30PM  Utilizing the Projection Guidance\nDr. Nancy Gassman\, City of Ft. Lauderdale\n \n2:55PM Closing Remarks\nLauren Ordway\, Institute for Sustainable Communities \nWebinar #2 – June 25\, 10AM – 12PM EST\nApplying the 2019 Southeast Florida Unified Sea Level Projection: Best Practices & Successful Implementation\n10AM Welcome & Session Overview\nLauren Ordway\, Institute for Sustainable Communities \n10:10AM Assessing community vulnerability to climate change: a comprehensive and collaborative approach in Southeast Palm Beach County\nKatelyn Cucinotta\, Palm Beach County \n10:25AM Empowering homeowners and business owners in Key West: sea level rise and private property elevation\nAlison Higgins\, City of Key West \n10:40AM Using the projection in analysis of road elevation: Monroe County case study\nRhonda Haag\, Monroe County \n10:55AM Institutionalizing use of SLR projections across a diversity of city planning initiatives: Miami Beach case study\nAmy Knowles\, City of Miami Beach\nElizabeth Wheaton\, City of Miami Beach  \n11:10AM Using projections to inform planning and design: Broward County’s future conditions standards and a community resilience plan\nDr. Jennifer Jurado\, Broward County \n11:25AM Role of sea level rise projection in the Flood Protection Level of Service Program\nAkintunde Owosina\, South Florida Water Management District  \n11:40AM Adaptive pathways: Little River Basin in Miami \nDr. Marjolijn Haasnoot\, Deltares \n11:55AM Closing Remarks\nLauren Ordway\, Institute for Sustainable Communities \nWebinar #3 – July 1\, 10AM – 12PM EST\nSoutheast Florida’s 2019 Unified Sea Level Projection: Considering the Current Context\n10AM Welcome & Session Overview\nLauren Ordway\, Institute for Sustainable Communities \n10:10AM  Southeast Florida’s Regional Projection in the context of Florida’s emerging statewide resilience policy and legislation\nWhitney Gray\, Florida Department of Environmental Protection \n10:30AM Panel: Communicating sea level risk and uncertainty\, listening to community concerns\, and co-creating solutions\nYoca Arditi-Rocha\, CLEO Institute\nKatie Hagemann\, Miami-Dade County\nDr. Susanne Moser\, Susanne Moser Research and Consulting\nLauren Ordway\, Institute for Sustainable Communities (moderator) \n11:10AM Panel: Making the case for continued\, equitable investments: adaptation in the pandemic economy\nDr. Frances Colón\, Jasperi Consulting\nSasha Forbes\, NRDC\nJim Murley\, Miami-Dade County\nSteve Adams\, Institute for Sustainable Communities (moderator) \n11:55AM Closing Remarks\nLauren Ordway\, Institute for Sustainable Communities  \nSpeaker Bios \n\nParticipants will leave the webinars with additional information regarding:\n\nMethodology of how the 2019 Sea Level Rise Projection was developed\, key assumptions\, and updates since the 2015 Projection \nHow future sea level rise is tied to future greenhouse gas emissions \nHow to use the projection curves in your work\nHow the Sea Level Rise Projection has been applied in planning\, projects\, policy\, and design across the region\nCommunicating about risk and uncertainty with communities\, the critical need for engagement and co-creation of solutions with frontline communities\nMaking the Case for Continued\, Equitable Investments in Adaptation\n\nHosted by the Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact with implementation support from the Institute for Sustainable Communities. \n 
URL:https://southeastfloridaclimatecompact.org/event/the-southeast-florida-regionally-unified-sea-level-rise-projection-understanding-applying-and-considering-the-context-of-the-third-regional-update/
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