Assessing Your Community’s Climate Vulnerability

Determining Climate Vulnerability for Your Town

How to use ZSR

(also from Resilient Connecticut Story Map). 

Take intro text from “Zones of Shared Risk” tab and lead people here:
https://connecticut.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=4d16cddd4b81458abfa23188b19e13f3

    How to use CCVI

    lead people to the “How to Use the Viewer Tool” tab: https://connecticut.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=91b2fbfb40b24e2c84607b30a74a1829

       

      How to use SVI

      (SVI Viewer and EJ Map) – not available yet

        Case Studies

        How to understand flood vulnerability

        Planning and Visualization Tools for Sea Level Rise

        Three “resilience scenarios” are drawings that depict sea level rise and flooding problems common in many Connecticut towns. These diagrams can be used by municipal and state agency staff as communication and planning tools.  The products are particularly useful to town planners or engineers as they have controllable “layers” that can be manipulated to highlight various resilience problems. CIRCA and UConn's Center for Energy and Environmental Law (CEEL) created these products in partnership in 2019.

        Case study – New Haven

        • Flood vulnerability CCVI – regional
        • Zones of Shared Risk
        • SLR and storm surge viewer
        • News articles – e.g. 9/22 Board of Alderman meeting, NH Climathon
        • Phase III Fair Haven project page
        • SVI
        • Town report card (?) - Yaprak
        • Field video, photos, interviews
        • How to understand heat vulnerability

        Case study – Norwalk

          EJ Map Viewer – content available spring, 2023