论文信息 - Projected changes in climatological forcing conditions for coastal erosion in NSW

Projected changes in climatological forcing conditions for coastal erosion in NSW

Projected future changes in climatological forcing parameters governing coastal erosion, shore realignment and inundation for two estuary systems in NSW are described. CSIRO climate models are used to develop estimates of changes in wind speed, wave height and direction, storm surge height and regional mean sea level rise.

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