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elipe Mandarino Pereira P as s

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Ins titute, R io C ity Hall Pereira P as s

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Ins titute, R io C ity Hall

6th Geospatial World F

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C limate C hange S ession C limate C hange S ession Geneve – S witzerland – 09/05/2014

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Introduction

  • The cities located along the coast are particularly vulnerable

to climate change, and more especially to the rise in mean sea level. to climate change, and more especially to the rise in mean sea level.

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io de J aneiro has a densely populated metropolitan region,

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io de J aneiro has a densely populated metropolitan region, almost completely located in coastal lowlands, with the exception of coastal massifs (Tijuca, P edra Branca, etc..) and the escarpment of the S erra do Mar to the north. the escarpment of the S erra do Mar to the north.

  • What would be the effects of the rising sea level projected by

the IPC C in the coastal zone R io de J aneiro´s Metropolitan the IPC C in the coastal zone R io de J aneiro´s Metropolitan R egion (R J MR )? C

  • mplex projection, influenced by many
  • variables. This work indicates the most vulnerable areas,

environmentally and socially.

  • variables. This work indicates the most vulnerable areas,

environmentally and socially.

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Introduction

  • Vulnerability: social and environmental variable, which is

based in the perspective of probability of occurrence of based in the perspective of probability of occurrence of environmental impacts to a particular geographical area, but also to the responses of the society's there located to these impacts. impacts.

  • Objective: Identification of the most vulnerable areas as from
  • Objective: Identification of the most vulnerable areas as from

the redefinition of the coastline of the city of R io and all the shoreline of the Guanabara Bay, considering three different scenariosof mean sealevel rise (0.5, 1 or 1.5m). scenariosof mean sealevel rise (0.5, 1 or 1.5m).

  • How?3D- Digital E

levation Models(DE Ms).

  • How?3D- Digital E

levation Models(DE Ms).

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Methodology

  • Main difficulty faced: finding cartographic databases on a scale

compatible with the objectives presented and that covered the compatible with the objectives presented and that covered the entire study area.

  • Databases used for the digital elevation models (DE

Ms),

  • Databases used for the digital elevation models (DE

Ms), developed in ArcGISsoftware : – cartography of the city of R io de J aneiro, scale of 1:2,000 – cartography of the city of R io de J aneiro, scale of 1:2,000 (P ereiraP assosInstitute, 1997 and 2000); – cartography of part of the R J MR developed by C IDE (S tate level foundation), in the scale of 1:10,000 (C IDE , 1996); level foundation), in the scale of 1:10,000 (C IDE , 1996); – C

  • ntours, elevation points and quoted shoreline were the

available featuresused to generate the DE Ms. available featuresused to generate the DE Ms.

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S tudy Area

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C urrent S cenario of the shoreline in R io de J aneiro Metropolitan R egion

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elative stability in historical time -> occasional episodes of surf, sometimesassociated with springtide.

– coastal erosion, overwash

  • f structures built on the waterfront and

"drowning" of stormwater galleries (flooding in low lying areas such as

  • ccurred in April 2010).
  • Oceanic beaches are the most vulnerable and don´t have

adaptative capability by downgrading to a new condition of adaptative capability by downgrading to a new condition of mean sea level due to the urbanization of the backshore.

  • Mangrove ecosystemsand coastal lagoons-> already suffering
  • Mangrove ecosystemsand coastal lagoons-> already suffering

from the impacts of environmental pollution and are especially vulnerable to a rising mean sea level, mainly due to especially vulnerable to a rising mean sea level, mainly due to the urbanization of itssurroundings.

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Most vulnerable areas to sea level rise in the city of R io

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Most vulnerable areas to sea level rise in the city of R io

Biological Reserve

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Guaratiba, protected area dominated by mangroves, that may have its dynamic completely altered by the sea mangroves, that may have its dynamic completely altered by the sea level rise. There are occupied areas around that stop it from adapting and are also vulnerable.

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Most vulnerable areas to sea level rise in the city of R io

Jacarepaguá Lowlands and its Lagoon System is the region for the most important Olympic Venues for Rio 2016 Games. The lagoon system is directly Rio 2016 Games. The lagoon system is directly connected to the sea and may have its water mirror expanded throughout its margins if nothing is done.

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Most vulnerable areas to sea level rise in the Metropolitan R egion of R io de J aneiro

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R ate of populational growth in the R io de J aneiro Metropolitan R egion - 1991-2010

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R ate of populational growth in the Administrative R egions

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io de J aneiro - 1991-2010

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Main impacts predicted for the city of R io F inal considerations

  • Urban ocean beaches - stopped from adjusting by means retrogradation, will suffer loss
  • f sand and impacts on structures built along the shore;
  • Non-urban ocean beaches - adjustment through erosion and transposition, in a

amplitude of retreat the order of a few tens of meters, if there is space for it;

  • Urban drainage – Elevation of the groundwater level, flooding of low lying areas and

block of drainage canals and lowland rivers, causing floods more often;

  • Economic loss - negative impacts on the world famous beaches of the city can bring

serious damage to economic activity in the city, especially in the tourism sector.

  • This work was an initial approach on the issue, with the intention of rising this subject

throughout the municipality administration and, from there, develop another studies and mitigation, adaption and/or resilience actions. and mitigation, adaption and/or resilience actions.

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elipe Mandarino F elipe Mandarino Pereira P as s

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Ins titute, R io C ity Hall C

  • ntact: felipe.mandarino@rio.rj.gov

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6th Geospatial World F

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C limate C hange S ession C limate C hange S ession Geneve – S witzerland – 09/05/2014