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Evalu aluatin ting sh g shorelin eline r e resilien esilience e to m majo ajor s storm e even ents ts Rachel Gittman October 10, 2019 What is resilience? Resilience, the capacity of an ecosystem or community to absorb disturbance


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Evalu aluatin ting sh g shorelin eline r e resilien esilience e to m majo ajor s storm e even ents ts

Rachel Gittman October 10, 2019

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What is resilience?

Resilience, the capacity of an ecosystem or community to absorb disturbance without shifting to an alternative state, encompasses both resistance to a state shift and recovery to the original state. Resilience may depend on the type, frequency, and duration

  • f disturbance.

Holling 1973. Annu Rev Ecol, Evol Syst.; Holling 1996. In: Schulze PC, ed. Engineering within ecological constraints.

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Re Resilience to Major Storm Events

Hurricanes and Tropical Storms

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Best Track

100 mi

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Data SIO, NOAA, U.S. Navy, NGA, GEBCO Data SIO, NOAA, U.S. Navy, NGA, GEBCO Data SIO, NOAA, U.S. Navy, NGA, GEBCO Image Landsat / Copernicus Image Landsat / Copernicus Image Landsat / Copernicus

Irene Arthur Matthew Florence Michael Dorian

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Living Shorelines

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Gittman et al. 2014 Ocean & Coastal Management; Smith et al. 2018. Ecological Applications

Hu Hurricanes es Iren ene e (2011) and Ar Arthur (2014)

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Gittman et al. 2014. Ocean & Coastal Management, Smith et al. 2017. Marine Policy

Post-hurricane survey results

Hurricane Hurricane 2-years post Irene Arthur Arthur

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Living Shoreline Resilience

Gittman et al. 2014 Ocean & Coastal Management

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Smith et al. 2018. Ecological Applications

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Resistance

  • vs. Resilience
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Brunswick New Hanover Pender Onslow Carteret Craven Pamlico Beaufort Hyde Dare Tyrrell Washington Bertie Chowan Currituck C a m d e n Pasquotank P e r q u i m a n s

850 responses: 41 % bulkhead 40% natural marsh 10% riprap 9% other shore types North Carolina Waterfront Resident Survey

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Bulkhead Bulkhead Natural Natural Riprap Riprap

Smith et al. 2017. Marine Policy

  • Survey is in progress
  • ~400 waterfront responses
  • ~10% reporting shoreline

damage from Florence

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SHELL BAG REEF OYSTERCATCHER™ REEF

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Three-Storm Comparison

Pre-Florence 9-6-18 Post-Florence 9-18-18 Post-Michael 10-18-18 Pre-Dorian 6-6-19 Pre-Dorian 8-7-19 Post-Dorian 9-23-19

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Three-Storm Comparison

Pre-Florence 9-6-18 Post-Florence 9-18-18 Post-Michael 10-15-18 Pre-Dorian 6-6-19 Pre-Dorian 8-7-19 Post-Dorian 9-23-19

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Water Levels

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Long-term Resilience of Living Shorelines

Polk et al. 2018. Estuaries and Coasts

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Th Thank k you! Que Questions ns?

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Acknowledgements

Emory Wellman Devon Eulie Mariko Polk Brandon Puckett Carter Smith Gittman Lab Members Coauthors