英国需要一个开放的数据门户,专门用于沿海洪水和侵蚀危害风险和恢复能力

IF 1.6 Q4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Anthropocene Coasts Pub Date : 2023-03-20 DOI:10.1139/anc-2020-0023
Eli D. Lazarus, Sofia Aldabet, Charlotte E. L. Thompson, Christopher T. Hill, Robert J. Nicholls, Jon R. French, Sally Brown, Emma L. Tompkins, Ivan D. Haigh, Ian H. Townend, Edmund C. Penning-Rowsell
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在英国,沿海洪水和侵蚀是对社区、企业和基础设施的两种主要气候相关危害。为了更好地应对这些危害的后果,无论是现在还是未来,英国都需要将其分散、分散的沿海数据资源转变为一个系统、集成的门户网站,以提供有质量保证、可公开访问的开放数据。除了海岸洪水和侵蚀的数据层外,这样一个门户网站还将托管一系列不同的空间数据集,用于建筑足迹、基础设施网络、土地利用、人口以及调查和人口普查数据得出的各种社会经济措施和指标,从而支持对海岸风险和复原力的分析。该门户网站将促进空间数据层的新组合,从而对英国沿海系统产生科学、社会和经济上有益的见解。
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The UK needs an open data portal dedicated to coastal flood and erosion hazard risk and resilience

In the UK, coastal flooding and erosion are two of the primary climate-related hazards to communities, businesses, and infrastructure. To better address the ramifications of those hazards, now and into the future, the UK needs to transform its scattered, fragmented coastal data resources into a systematic, integrated portal for quality-assured, publicly accessible open data. Such a portal would support analyses of coastal risk and resilience by hosting, in addition to data layers for coastal flooding and erosion, a diverse array of spatial datasets for building footprints, infrastructure networks, land use, population, and various socio-economic measures and indicators derived from survey and census data. The portal would facilitate novel combinations of spatial data layers to yield scientifically, societally, and economically beneficial insights into UK coastal systems.

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