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Figure 1. Marsh loss in Jamaica Bay. (Source: Hartig et al., 2002; Rafferty et al., 2011)

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Figure 1. Marsh loss in Jamaica Bay. (Source: Hartig et al., 2002; Rafferty et al., 2011)
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Figure 1. Marsh loss in Jamaica Bay. (Source: Hartig et al., 2002; Rafferty et al., 2011)

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Forecasting Biological Vulnerabilities: Modeling Jamaica Bay Wetland Morphology under Future Hurricanes

In light of the increase in hurricane frequency and intensity, there is concern about the resilience and sustainability of coastal wetlands. Models can be used to investigatethe impacts of future hurricanes on wetland morphology along the northeast coasts in areas like Jamaica Bay, New York, an area impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
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Figure 2. Historical major hurricanes ≥ Category 3. (Source: NOAA National Hurricane Center)

Forecasting Biological Vulnerabilities: Modeling Jamaica Bay Wetland Morphology under Future Hurricanes

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