@conference{10902/13564,
year = {2016},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10902/13564},
abstract = {One of the main threats to coastal systems and low-lying areas around the world is increasing floo-ding due to the effects of climate change, mainly due to sea-level rise. A regional-scale ?O (100 km)?methodology to analyze the impact of coastal flooding is herein presented. The procedure combineshigh-resolution historical databases and projections of marine dynamics. Exposure is well representedover a high-resolution digital terrain model deeply improved including coastal defences. An empiricalparameterization of the run-up that results from wave breaking is calibrated with field data, and furtherimproved to evaluate flooding in ports. Such run-up feeds an efficient two-dimensional hydrodynamicmodel that allows the characterization of the inundation inland. Using scenarios that combine regionalprojections of sea-level rise with extreme events, the proposed methodology has been applied to thecoast of Asturias (North of Spain).},
publisher = {Elsevier España},
publisher = {RIBAGUA : Revista Iberoamericana del Agua 3 (2016) 56-65},
title = {Metodología para el análisis del efecto del cambio climático en la inundación costera: aplicación a Asturias},
author = {Toimil Silva, Alexandra and Losada Rodríguez, Iñigo and Camus Braña, Paula},
}