Saint-Simon

Steps completed
Scenarios and risks (Preparatory step)

Technical and scientific work done in 2019

Partners: Coastal Zones Research Institute Inc. (Valorēs), Regenord Group Inc., The Acadian Peninsula Regional Service Commission, Department of Environment and Local Government, Department of Energy and Mines and Université de Moncton, Shippagan campus

Results:

high-resolution elevation model based on LiDAR data
sea level rise and storm surge level projections
shoreline recession and advancement projections
database of infrastructures at risk based on various flood and shoreline recession scenarios

Report: Chelbi, M., Simard, I., Hébert, C., St-Hilaire, B. et Tétégan Simon, M. 2020. Analyse de risque d'inondation et d'érosion pour une partie de la Baie de Saint-Simon

Erosion and flooding
In the example above, see the evolution of coastal erosion in the Pigeon Hill area from 1944 to 2012. Move the arrows!

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A rigorous process

Scenarios and risks

Gain better knowledge of damage risks and risks to human health posed by erosion and flooding.

Maps and zoning

Delineate areas at risk based on recommendations.

Priorities and potential strategies

Identify and prioritise elements at stake within risk areas.

Evaluation and strategy selection

Conduct more extensive studies for some of the adaptation measures under consideration.

Implement plans

Define the details on when and how the actions will be taken and implemented.

Project progression

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Possible solutions

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