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{
"name": "Flood & Sea Level Rise",
"pluginHeight": 560,
"ddText": "Choose Data Source",
"hideDisableds": false,
"helpWidth": "550px",
"infoGraphic": "slr_flooding_c.jpg",
"regionLabeler": "Data Source: #",
"noZoom": true,
"regions": [
{
"name": "Basic Inundation",
"buttons": [{"title":"View Methodology","popup":"These basic inundation layers were developed using the same methodology used for <a target='_blank' href='https://coast.noaa.gov/slr/'>NOAA’s Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flooding Impacts</a> viewer. Please see NOAA’s <a target='_blank' href='https://coast.noaa.gov/digitalcoast/_/pdf/SLRViewerFAQ.pdf'>FAQ</a> and <a target='_blank' href='https://coast.noaa.gov/slr/assets/pdfs/Inundation_Methods.pdf'>mapping methodology</a> documents for more information. The sea level rise scenarios used were customized for the Virginia Eastern Shore Coastal Resilience tool and are the same as those used elsewhere in the tool. This means that inundation in increments of less than one foot are mapped, which NOAA cautions against because of the accuracy of the elevation data that is one of the primary inputs. Therefore users should understand that <b>the data illustrate the scale of potential flooding, not the exact location</b>, and there is greater uncertainty in the flooding extent for lower sea level rise scenarios. The data also do not account for erosion, subsidence, or future construction. Water levels are shown as they would appear during the highest high tides (excludes wind driven tides). Also note that the data may not completely capture the area’s hydrology, such as canals, ditches, and stormwater infrastructure."}],
"extent": {"xmin":-8465603.278145544,"ymin":4449501.684258065,"xmax":-8374321.7741455445,"ymax":4584528.084258066,"spatialReference":{"wkid":102100,"latestWkid":3857}},
"controls": [
{"name":"Choose Sea Level Rise (SLR) Scenario", "help": "<img src='methods/SLR_simple_graphic.png' />", "index":0, "values":[{"name":"Low","value":"Low", "help": "Low", "selected": true},{"name":"High", "value":"High"}, {"name":"Highest", "value":"Highest"}], "type": "slider"},
{"name":"Choose a Scenario Year", "index":0, "values":[{"name":"2025","value":"2025", "help": "Year 2025", "selected": true},{"name":"2040", "value":"2040"}, {"name":"2065", "value":"2065"}, {"name":"2100", "value":"2100"}], "type": "slider"}
],
"combos": {
"Low|2025": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[3]}],
"Low|2040": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[2]}],
"Low|2065": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[1]}],
"Low|2100": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[0]}],
"High|2025": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[7]}],
"High|2040": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[6]}],
"High|2065": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[5]}],
"High|2100": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[4]}],
"Highest|2025": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[11]}],
"Highest|2040": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[10]}],
"Highest|2065": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[9]}],
"Highest|2100": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[8]}]
},
"mainURL": "http://dev.services2.coastalresilience.org/arcgis/rest/services/Virginia/Inundation/MapServer",
"extraText": "Note that the historic sea level trends are available to view from NOAA for <a href='http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_station.shtml?stnid=8631044' target='_blank'>Wachapreague</a> and <a target='_blank' href='http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_station.shtml?stnid=8632200'>Kiptopeke</a>."
},
{
"name": "Storm Surge",
"extent": {"xmin":-8465603.278145544,"ymin":4449501.684258065,"xmax":-8374321.7741455445,"ymax":4584528.084258066,"spatialReference":{"wkid":102100,"latestWkid":3857}},
"buttons": [{"title":"View Methodology","url":"https://tnc.app.box.com/s/fiya9hirlr28a96b0rwfmdzpb55hcx1i"}],
"titles": [{name:"<a href='https://ow-maps.s3.amazonaws.com/slr/FloodSLRApp_StormSurge_FactSheet.pdf' target='_blank' >Learn More</a>", style: "font-weight:bold;text-align:right"}],
"controls": [
{"name":"", "help": "Storm surge was modeled for multiple storm and sea-level rise scenarios. The first option shows the potential maximum storm surge water depth for these scenarios. These depths were then used to estimate total economic losses by Census block for each scenario. The second option shows these economic loss data, which were developed using FEMA's HAZUS-MH risk analysis software. This software is based on current scientific and engineering knowledge, however there are uncertainties inherent in any loss estimation. Therefore, there may be significant differences between the modeled results and the actual economic losses following a specific flood event. Data shown here do not represent any single flood or event, rather they are derived from the maximum extent of modeled flooding at all locations across the entire Eastern Shore. As such, these data should only be used for planning purposes.", "index":0, "values":[{"name":"<b>Show modeled storm surge depth</b>","value":"mss", "selected": true}, {"name":"<b>Show estimated economic loss</b>", "value":"eel"}], "type": "radio"},
{"name":"Choose a Scenario Year", "help": "<img src='methods/SLR_graphic_storm_surge.png' />", "index":0, "values":[{"name":"Current","value":"Current", "help": "Current Year", "selected": true},{"name":"2040", "value":"2040"}, {"name":"2065", "value":"2065"}], "type": "slider"},
{"name":"Choose a Storm Type", "help": "The storms modeled here include multiple theoretical hurricanes and one historic nor’easter. The theoretical storms were selected from a FEMA database containing storms that could potentially occur based on historical records. Storms were selected based on stakeholder-identified areas of interest. <b>These storms do not have a probability of occurrence associated with them</b>, though subjectively a low intensity storm has a higher probability of occurring in any given year than a high intensity storm. What is shown on the map is the <b>maximum storm surge water depth for multiple modeled storms in each intensity category</b>.<br><br><ul><li><b>Low Intensity</b> includes three Category 1 hurricanes with maximum winds of 80 mph</li><li><b>Moderate Intensity</b> includes six Category 1 and 2 hurricanes with maximum winds between 85 and 110 mph.</li><li><b>High Intensity</b> includes seven Category 2 and 3 hurricanes with maximum winds between 95 and 115 mph.</li><li><a href= 'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/November_2009_Mid-Atlantic_nor%27easter' target='_blank'><b>Nor’Ida</b></a> shows only the storm surge generated by that particular storm, which occurred in 2009.</li><br><br>All storms were modeled under current conditions and under two future sea level rise scenarios.", "index":0, "values":[ {"name":"Nor'Ida", "value":"Nor", "selected": true}, {"name":"Low Intensity","value":"Low", "help": "Low"},{"name":"Moderate Intensity", "value":"Mod"}, {"name":"High Intensity", "value":"High"}], "type": "slider"},
{"name":"Depth or Difference:", "help": "When the “Current” scenario year is selected, storm surge water depth will be shown on the map. If the 2040 or 2065 scenario year is selected then users may also choose to show differences between the selected year and current conditions. This can be shown as an absolute difference (in feet) or a percent difference. This is important because <b>a given sea level rise (SLR) will not affect all places equally</b>. For the 2040 scenario, which is a 1.35 ft. SLR, the map will show some places with an increase in storm surge of more than 1.35 ft. and some places with less. This is similarly true for the 2065 scenario with a 2.58 ft. SLR.", "index":0, "values":[{"name":"Water Depth (ft)","value":"Depth", "selected": true},{"name":"Absolute Difference", "value":"aDiff"}, {"name":"Percent Difference", "value":"pDiff"}], "type": "radio", "dependent": "mss&2040|2065"},
{"name": "Additional Layers:<br>", "values": [{"name":"Show storm tracks", "value":"Tracks", "help": "Checking this box will add tracks to the map for the group of storms representing each storm type.", "selected": false, "dependent": "Low"}], "type": "checkbox"},
{"name": "", "group": "MS", "values": [{"name":"Show tidal range", "value":"TRange", "help": "All the storm surge modeling was done based on mean tide level. Storm surge water depth will of course vary depending on the tide at which the maximum surge occurs. Checking this box will show tidal range at various locations on the map so users can assess the potential variability in water depth for a given storm type.", "selected": false}], "type": "checkbox"},
],
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"TRange": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[0]}],
"Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[1]}],
"mss|Current|Low": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[5]}],
"mss|Current|Low|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[5,1]}],
"mss|2040|Low|Depth": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[6]}],
"mss|2040|Low|Depth|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[6,1]}],
"mss|2065|Low|Depth": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[7]}],
"mss|2065|Low|Depth|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[7,1]}],
"mss|Current|Mod": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[8]}],
"mss|Current|Mod|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[8,2]}],
"mss|2040|Mod|Depth": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[9]}],
"mss|2040|Mod|Depth|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[9,2]}],
"mss|2065|Mod|Depth": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[10]}],
"mss|2065|Mod|Depth|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[10,2]}],
"mss|Current|High": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[11]}],
"mss|Current|High|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[11,3]}],
"mss|2040|High|Depth": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[12]}],
"mss|2040|High|Depth|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[12,3]}],
"mss|2065|High|Depth": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[13]}],
"mss|2065|High|Depth|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[13,3]}],
"mss|Current|Nor": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[14]}],
"mss|Current|Nor|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[14,4]}],
"mss|2040|Nor|Depth": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[15]}],
"mss|2040|Nor|Depth|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[15,4]}],
"mss|2065|Nor|Depth": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[16]}],
"mss|2065|Nor|Depth|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[16,4]}],
"mss|2040|Low|aDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[21]}],
"mss|2065|Low|aDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[29]}],
"mss|2040|Low|aDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[21,1]}],
"mss|2065|Low|aDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[29,1]}],
"mss|2040|Mod|aDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[22]}],
"mss|2065|Mod|aDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[30]}],
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"mss|2065|Mod|aDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[30,2]}],
"mss|2040|High|aDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[23]}],
"mss|2065|High|aDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[31]}],
"mss|2040|High|aDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[23,3]}],
"mss|2065|High|aDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[31,3]}],
"mss|2040|Nor|aDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[24]}],
"mss|2065|Nor|aDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[32]}],
"mss|2040|Nor|aDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[24,4]}],
"mss|2065|Nor|aDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[32,4]}],
"mss|2040|Low|pDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[17]}],
"mss|2065|Low|pDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[25]}],
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"mss|2065|High|pDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[27,3]}],
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"mss|2065|Nor|pDiff": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[28]}],
"mss|2040|Nor|pDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[20,4]}],
"mss|2065|Nor|pDiff|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[28,4]}],
"eel|Current|Low": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[36]}],
"eel|Current|Low|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[36,1]}],
"eel|2040|Low": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[37]}],
"eel|2040|Low|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[37,1]}],
"eel|2065|Low": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[38]}],
"eel|2065|Low|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[38,1]}],
"eel|Current|Mod": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[39]}],
"eel|Current|Mod|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[39,2]}],
"eel|2040|Mod": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[40]}],
"eel|2040|Mod|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[40,2]}],
"eel|2065|Mod": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[41]}],
"eel|2065|Mod|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[41,2]}],
"eel|Current|High": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[42]}],
"eel|Current|High|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[42,3]}],
"eel|2040|High": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[43]}],
"eel|2040|High|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[43,3]}],
"eel|2065|High": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[44]}],
"eel|2065|High|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[44,3]}],
"eel|Current|Nor": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[33]}],
"eel|Current|Nor|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[33,4]}],
"eel|2040|Nor": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[34]}],
"eel|2040|Nor|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[34,4]}],
"eel|2065|Nor": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[35]}],
"eel|2065|Nor|Tracks": [{"type":"dynamic","show":[35,4]}]
},
"mainURL": "http://dev.services2.coastalresilience.org/arcgis/rest/services/Virginia/Storm_Surge_Complete/MapServer",
"extraText": "<br> <br>Note that the historic sea level trends are available to view from NOAA for <a href='http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_station.shtml?stnid=8631044' target='_blank'>Wachapreague</a> and <a target='_blank' href='http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_station.shtml?stnid=8632200'>Kiptopeke</a>."
}
]
}