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Roundtable 2 - Sea Level Rise & Flooding
Roundtable 2
March 4, 2020 - Sea Level Rise & Flooding
The second roundtable brought together 120 community leaders, experts, and practitioners in our region invested in resilience efforts around sea level rise, flooding and climate.
Expert keynotes, a community panel, and small table workshops helped participants explore current and potential impacts of flooding and sea level rise on vulnerable populations, natural ecosystems, the economy, and infrastructure. These also worked to identify gaps, critical issues, and tensions in need of resolution, before delving into methods for creating a collaborative vision for climate and disaster resilience.
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Additional Resources
Sea Level Rise Virtual Reality Video Explore hyper realistic climate models and explore coastal adaptation scenarios in virtual reality.
Santa Barbara Area Coastal Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment (SBA CEVA) – https://caseagrant.ucsd.edu/project/santa-barbara-area-coastal-ecosystem-vulnerability-assessment-sba-ceva
Coastal Conservancy Climate Ready Program – https://scc.ca.gov/climate-change/
Santa Barbara County Regional Climate Collaborative – http://countyofsb.org/collaborative
Central Coast Climate Collaborative – https://centralcoastclimate.org
Roundtable Videos
Introductions: Sharyn Main & Sigrid Wright, CEC
Coastal Vulnerability and Adaptation Planning: Dr. Dave Revell, Integral Consulting; Revell Coastal
Climate Change Impacts to Our Coast: Dr. Patrick Barnard, Research Geologist, United States Geological Survey
Incorporating Social Vulnerability and Virtual Reality in Climate Adaptation in Santa Cruz, CA: Juliano Calil, Center for the Blue Economy; Middlebury Institute of International Studies & Virtual Planet Technologies
Exploring Vulnerabilities and Resilience: Ernesto Paredes, Easy Lift Transportation; Yesenia DeCasaus, Central Coast Labor Council; Monique Myers, Scripps Institute of Oceanography
Santa Barbara Regional Climate Collaborative: Ashley Watkins, Sustainability Division of the County of Santa Barbara
