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MODELLED AND OBSERVED IMPACT OF THE APRIL 2021 SOUTHERN OCEAN STORM. (2023). Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 37, management.101. https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v37.management.101
Resumen
Coastal hazards exacerbated by sea level rise present a growing protection gap to property owners and the wider community. ‘Actions of the Sea’ have been a traditional exclusion from insurance policies given their inevitable nature and this present a reputational risk to the industry. Insurance issues regarding coastal inundation and erosion are explored using a case study approach, investigating extreme events impacting Sydney, Australia. A novel multidisciplinary approach combining expertise of coastal hazard assessment and engineers, insurance professionals and urban planning was applied to unravel the deep complexities of the problem. National scale recommendations are formed from the technical findings. The case study focuses on the June 2016 storm event impacting Collaroy/Narrabeen.Referencias
Baird (2021). Actions of the Sea Data and Knowledge Development: Summary Report. Prepared for Insurance Council of Australia. October 2021.
Department of Justice NSW (2016). State Recovery Coordinator Report: June 2016 East Coast Low.
NSW Coastal Management Act (2016)
ICA. 2021. Climate Change Impact Series: Actions of the Sea and Future Risks. October 2021
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Derechos de autor 2023 Joanna Aldridge, David Taylor, Louise Collier, Rhys Thomson, Greg Britton, Tom Davies, Alix Pearce, Mark Leplastrier, Kate Lyons