Application Guide for the 2022 Sea Level Rise Technical Report
Sea levels are projected to rise by an average of 10–12 inches (0.25–0.3 meters) .
This guide outlines the application of the , a pivotal document providing updated sea-level rise projections for the United States through 2150. It is designed for coastal decision-makers and professionals to move from scientific information to actionable community resilience. Core Projections for the U.S. Coastline SLR(2022)
Evaluate the project's sensitivity to flooding. Critical infrastructure generally requires planning for higher-impact, lower-probability scenarios.
Develop short-, medium-, and long-term solution sets, such as nature-based defenses or elevating infrastructure. Key Planning Principles Application Guide for the 2022 Sea Level Rise
Failure to curb emissions could lead to an additional 1.5 to 5 feet of rise by 2100. Step-by-Step Implementation Framework
Use tools like the NASA Interagency SLR Scenario Tool to obtain data for specific tide gauges, such as the Philadelphia gauge or other local stations. Core Projections for the U
The Application Guide for the 2022 Technical Report recommends a structured approach for integrating these projections into local planning: