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Brief Description:
Six maps are available for the 14 coastal towns in the study area including topography, flooding projections, ecological systems, structures & roadways, and land uses & social characteristics and combined zones of shared risk maps. These six maps are in jpeg and pdf format and available in the Download section below.
Temporal Coverage:
The temporal coverage of each file depends on the period for all the source files. The datasets included in the study aim to cover either the most comprehensive or recent data to represent the current situation. Please refer to the documentation.
Spatial Coverage:
All maps cover 14 coastal towns of Connecticut. The spatial resolution for each file depends on the source file resolution. The dataset included in the study aims to cover the highest available resolution of data. Please refer to the documentation.
Update Schedule:
• Recently updated in February 2021.
Usage Restrictions:
None
Detailed Description:
A Zone of Shared Risk includes the houses, land, infrastructure, hydrological, ecological, social, and institutional elements that contribute to the functioning of a place. Resilience corridors utilize the concept of urban redevelopment corridors as a mechanism to adapt coastal urban areas at risk. The resilience corridor supports transportation, utilities, stormwater and habitats, and economic development that connect the upland areas of Connecticut where resources exist (resilience zones) down to shorefront communities.
Documentation:
For more information about source datasets and the methodology, please click HERE.
Related File Naming & Structure Information:
Dataset Format and Size:
• The compressed files do not exceed 50 MB.
• The file includes five pdf map files. The folders are in zipped format.
Download:
Branford | Fairfield | Milford | West Haven |
Bridgeport | Greenwich | New Haven | Westport |
Darien | Guilford | Norwalk | |
East Haven | Madison | Stamford |
Citation:
For dataset source, please cite: Wu, T., Fragomeni, M., and Minutti, P. (2020) Resilient Connecticut Coastal Towns Zones of Shared Risk Dataset, (v.1), [Maps], University of Connecticut, Connecticut Institute for Resilience and Climate Adaptation, Retrieved from https://resilientconnecticut.uconn.edu/zones-of-shared-risk-dataset/
Please note: If you acquire any data products from CIRCA, we ask that you acknowledge us in your use of the data. This may be done by including text such as “The data is provided by the UConn CIRCA, Connecticut, USA OR By citing the dataset in any documents or publications using these data.
We would also appreciate receiving a copy of the relevant publications. This will help us to justify keeping the data set freely available online in the future. Thank you!
Contact:
circa@uconn.edu
Data Disclaimer:
This information is provided with the understanding that it is not guaranteed to be correct or complete and conclusions drawn from such information are the sole responsibility of the user. Attempts have been made to ensure that this data or documentation is accurate and reliable. The University of Connecticut, nor the Department of Marine Sciences, does not assume liability for any damages caused by inaccuracies in this data or documentation, or as a result of the failure of the data or software to function in a particular manner. The University of Connecticut, nor CIRCA, makes no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or utility of this information, nor does the fact of distribution constitute a warranty.