2022
DOI: 10.19044/esj.2022.v18n3p79
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Modélisation Des Niveaux D’eau Extrêmes Sur Les Plages Sableuses De Malibu, De Gadaye Et De Malika (Dakar, Sénégal) Consécutive À La Tempête Du 19 Novembre 2018

Abstract: Dans un contexte mondial de réchauffement climatique, les espaces côtiers sont de plus en plus menacés par les risques de submersion. La modélisation de ces submersions marines, compte tenu du danger qu’elles représentent, constitue une étape importante avant toute initiative de protection côtière des zones à fort enjeux socio-économiques. L’objectif de cette contribution est de faire une modélisation des niveaux d’eau extrêmes sur les plages sableuses de Malibu, de Gadaye et de Malika à partir de la tem… Show more

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“…In addition, in the context of ongoing climate change and the prediction of increased climate instability, the delineation of flood-prone areas for a given climate hazard is a scientific issue with strong societal implications [35]. Unfortunately, in Senegal the works on extreme weather-marine events and their modeling are very few in comparison to the issue [36]. However, this issue is an important element in the protection of coastal communities and their activities, as information on vulnerability to coastal flooding is essential to the decision-making logic and development of policies to protect coastal communities and assets [37].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, in the context of ongoing climate change and the prediction of increased climate instability, the delineation of flood-prone areas for a given climate hazard is a scientific issue with strong societal implications [35]. Unfortunately, in Senegal the works on extreme weather-marine events and their modeling are very few in comparison to the issue [36]. However, this issue is an important element in the protection of coastal communities and their activities, as information on vulnerability to coastal flooding is essential to the decision-making logic and development of policies to protect coastal communities and assets [37].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%