Description: Within the Sea-Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM), it is projected that some areas of uplands will convert to wetlands by 2100. This dataset visualizes instances of wetland conversion under 4.03 feet of seal level rise (SLR), under a scenario of rising greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%, using reported base sea levels in the year 2010. For more information and results from Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please visit https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/EESLR_MD_SLAMM_Report_12-28-2021.pdf.
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Description: The results of the Sea Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM) were analyzed for specific conservation criteria for long-term planning that may help increase coastal resiliency in Maryland. The conservation criteria include areas that may support future wetland migration; wildlife habitat and corridors; high priority terrestrial living resources; vulnerable wetland habitat; and suitable hydric soils for wetland establishment. From these criteria, a conservation model was developed to prioritize the most important areas for wetland adaptation. The 'High' designation represents areas with the greatest potential for providing high quality wetlands habitat by 2100.
Description: Within the Sea-Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM) , it is projected that Maryland’s coastal waters will rise 4.03 feet by 2100 under a scenario of rising greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%, using reported base sea levels in the year 2010. This dataset visualizes the areas projected to be wetlands by each aforementioned timeframe. For more information and results from Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please visit https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/EESLR_MD_SLAMM_Report_12-28-2021.pdf.
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Description: Within the Sea-Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM) , it is projected that Maryland’s coastal waters will rise 2.32 feet by 2070 under a scenario of rising greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%, using reported base sea levels in the year 2010. This dataset visualizes the areas projected to be wetlands by each aforementioned timeframe. For more information and results from Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please visit https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/EESLR_MD_SLAMM_Report_12-28-2021.pdf.
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Description: Within the Sea-Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM) , it is projected that Maryland’s coastal waters will rise 1.37 feet by 2050 under a scenario of rising greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%, using reported base sea levels in the year 2010. This dataset visualizes the areas projected to be wetlands by each aforementioned timeframe. For more information and results from Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please visit https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/EESLR_MD_SLAMM_Report_12-28-2021.pdf.
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Name: Sea Level Affecting Marshes Model SLAMM by 2100
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Description: SLAMM uses elevation, accumulation of sediments, wetland accretion and erosion rates, and sea level rise to predicatively model long-term wetland and shoreline changes. In Maryland, SLAMM was run using the best available science, including sea level rise rates identified at 4.03 feet by year 2100, using base sea levels in the year 2010. The resulting changes to coastal marshes and shorelines can be visualized in their future states by 2050, 2070, and 2100 under a scenario of growing global greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%. These results will be used to help frame new land conservation targeting in Maryland's coastal zone. To learn more about Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please refer to Warren Pinnacle Consulting, Inc. https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Name: Sea Level Affecting Marshes Model SLAMM by 2070
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Type: Raster Layer
Geometry Type: null
Description: SLAMM uses elevation, accumulation of sediments, wetland accretion and erosion rates, and sea level rise to predicatively model long-term wetland and shoreline changes. In Maryland, SLAMM was run using the best available science, including sea level rise rates identified at 2.32 feet by year 2070, using base sea levels in the year 2010. The resulting changes to coastal marshes and shorelines can be visualized in their future states by 2050, 2070, and 2100 under a scenario of growing global greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%. These results will be used to help frame new land conservation targeting in Maryland's coastal zone. To learn more about Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please refer to Warren Pinnacle Consulting, Inc. https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Name: Sea Level Affecting Marshes Model SLAMM by 2050
Display Field:
Type: Raster Layer
Geometry Type: null
Description: SLAMM uses elevation, accumulation of sediments, wetland accretion and erosion rates, and sea level rise to predicatively model long-term wetland and shoreline changes. In Maryland, SLAMM was run using the best available science, including sea level rise rates identified at 1.37 feet by year 2050, using base sea levels in the year 2010. The resulting changes to coastal marshes and shorelines can be visualized in their future states by 2050, 2070, and 2100 under a scenario of growing global greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%. These results will be used to help frame new land conservation targeting in Maryland's coastal zone. To learn more about Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please refer to Warren Pinnacle Consulting, Inc. https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Description: This dataset visualizes the projected areas that will be flooded/drowned by 2100. Within the Sea-Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM), it is projected that Maryland’s coastal waters will rise by 4.03 feet by 2100 under a scenario of rising greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%, using reported base sea levels in the year 2010. For more information and results from Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please visit https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/EESLR_MD_SLAMM_Report_12-28-2021.pdf.
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Description: This dataset visualizes the projected areas that will be flooded/drowned by 2070. Within the Sea-Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM), it is projected that Maryland’s coastal waters will rise by 2.32 feet by 2070 under a scenario of rising greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%, using reported base sea levels in the year 2010. For more information and results from Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please visit https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/EESLR_MD_SLAMM_Report_12-28-2021.pdf.
Last Updated: 05/23/2023
Description: This dataset visualizes the projected areas that will be flooded/drowned by 2050. Within the Sea-Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM), it is projected that Maryland’s coastal waters will rise by 1.37 feet by 2050 under a scenario of rising greenhouse gas emissions with a probability of at least 17%, using reported base sea levels in the year 2010. For more information and results from Maryland's 2021 SLAMM run, please visit https://warrenpinnacle.com/prof/SLAMM/EESLR_MD/EESLR_MD_SLAMM_Report_12-28-2021.pdf.
Last Updated: 05/23/2023