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D-1 If you find that additional information would be helpful for assessing your airport's vulnerability, detailed, location-specific climate information is available from a variety of sources. Listed below are the current best available data sources, which are updated regularly as new data become available.
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D-2 Using Existing Airport Management Systems to Manage Climate Risk Options for Accessing Raw High-Resolution Temperature and Precipitation Data If the variables, time periods, or other aspects of the above data are insufficient for your needs, perform custom analyses of the raw climate model data. Data Sources • Downscaled CMIP3 and CMIP5 Climate and Hydrology Projections (DCHP)
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Climate Data Resources D-3 Sea Level Rise Projection Sources State and Local-level Resources • State and local guidance on sea level rise scenarios. Examples include the following: – California Department of Transportation's Guidance on Incorporating Sea Level Rise.
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