US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® North Atlantic Coast Comprehensive Study Application of Vulnerability Analyses U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® North Atlantic Coast Comprehensive Study Application of Vulnerability Analyses U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Coastal Storm Risk Management Planning Center of Expertise 25 September 2013

BUILDING STRONG ® Context 2  Coastal Framework  Regional scale  Opportunities by reach/state  Identify range of potential solutions/measures by reach/state  State Narrative Appendices  Plan Formulation

BUILDING STRONG ® Plan Formulation ► Existing/future conditions and projects ► Sea level rise and inundation mapping ► Planning reaches ► Existing and ongoing plans by others ► Risk exposure assessment/mapping Identify areas of high exposure ► Strategies/opportunities to manage risk ► Range of appropriate risk reduction measures 3

BUILDING STRONG ® Study Area - Reaches 38 Reaches defined by: o Physiographic/geographic characteristics (shoreline type) o USACE and other shore protection projects o Land use o Jurisdictions 4

BUILDING STRONG ® USACE Project Map Existing USACE projects Considered in the Without Project Condition From PL Interim 1 and 2 Reports and The Coastal Systems Portfolio Initiative (CSPI) report 5

BUILDING STRONG ® NJ State Project Map 6 Existing State projects Considered in the Without Project Condition Integrate other agency strategies/regional plans  PlaNYC report  Joint Field Offices State Recovery Support Strategies  Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force

BUILDING STRONG ® Exposure Assessment 7 *Composite Exposure Index *Infrastructure + Population *Social Census (tract level) -% Population 65 and over -% Population under 5 -% Population w/income below poverty -% Population non-proficient English speakers -Index of income inequality *Environmental and Cultural *USGS Coastal Vulnerability Index

BUILDING STRONG ® 8 Composite Exposure Index for Study Area

BUILDING STRONG ® 9 Composite Exposure Index : State of New Jersey

BUILDING STRONG ® 10 Infrastructure + Population Exposure Index

BUILDING STRONG ® Infrastructure and Population Exposure Index : State of New Jersey 11

BUILDING STRONG ® Social Vulnerability Index 12

BUILDING STRONG ® 13 USGS Coastal Vulnerability Index

BUILDING STRONG ® Problem Area Identification: State of New Jersey 14

BUILDING STRONG ® Risk Reduction Framework Example Map

BUILDING STRONG ® Questions/Discussion 16

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