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NSGIC Coastal Caucus

Join the NSGIC Coastal Caucus to explore states' coastal challenges and innovative solutions through Digital Coast tools and updates. Topics include climate change, sea level rise, hazard planning, and more.

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NSGIC Coastal Caucus

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  1. NSGIC Coastal Caucus National States Geographic Information Council Annual Conference September 14, 2010 Minneapolis, MN

  2. AGENDA • 12:20      Welcome, introductions • 12:30 State’s Coastal Issues • What we heard at previous Caucuses • Using Digital Coast to address coastal issues • 12:40    Digital Coast update • Coastal Inundation Viewer • Coastal County Snapshot • Ocean Jobs Snapshot • Web usability assessment • 1:00    State of the Coast and Digital Coast • Placed based initiatives • 1:10 Future direction of the Digital Coast Partnership • Discussion/Feedback

  3. State Coastal Issues • Who have we heard from and when? • Midyear 2009 • New York • Delaware • California • Annual 2009 • Ohio • Rhode Island • South Carolina • Hawaii • Alaska • Louisiana • Midyear 2010 • Massachusetts • Washington

  4. State Coastal Issues • Common Management Issue Areas: • Climate Change • Sea level rise • Coastal Inundation • Hazard Planning • Land Use • Coastal Erosion • Habitat Management/Wetland Loss • Conservation • Offshore Wind Power • More Data – specifically elevation • Q: How are some states using the Digital Coast to address these issues?

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