The effect of changing spatial resolution in global dynamic wave models

Key Points• We present the first comparison of uncertainties in global to world-regional scale assessments of current and future coastal flood risk. • The largest uncertainty relates to future coastal adaptation, which can influence future coastal flood risk by factors of 20-27. • Uncertainties in socioeconomic development, elevation data, defense levels, emissions and ice sheets can affect risks by factors of 2-6.

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The effect of changing spatial resolution in global dynamic wave models

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