A Global Database of Tropical Storm Surges
Hal F. Needham, Barry D. Keim, David Sathiaraj, Mark Shafer
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Hal F. Needham, Barry D. Keim, David Sathiaraj, Mark Shafer
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Abstract Tropical cyclone–generated storm surges are among the world's most deadly and costly natural disasters. The destructive nature of this hazard was clearly seen last fall, as Hurricane Sandy generated a devastating storm surge along the mid‐Atlantic coast. The storm killed 147 people and caused approximately $50 billion in economic losses [Blake et al., 2012].
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Abstract Tropical cyclone–generated storm surges are among the world's most deadly and costly natural disasters. The destructive nature of this hazard was clearly seen last fall, as Hurricane Sandy generated a devastating storm surge along the mid‐Atlantic coast. The storm killed 147 people and caused approximately $50 billion in economic losses [Blake et al., 2012].
Key concepts: Storm surge, Tropical cyclone, Natural disaster, Storm, Hazard, Climatology, Atlantic hurricane, Natural hazard