This interactive Flood Mapping Tool has been developed as a result of the partnerships between the Limestone Coast Local Government Association, the Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board, the Eyre Peninsula Local Government Association, the Coast Protection Board and the Department for Environment and Water. Therefore it is important to identify areas that are likely to be affected by storm events to determine the most appropriate management strategies, such as avoid, retreat, accommodate or do nothing. Sea level rise leads to increased frequency and depth of flooding in coastal areas. Significant coastal storm events in recent years have highlighted the need for better information to identify areas that may be vulnerable to coastal flooding and prioritise areas that require adaptation strategies.Ĭlimate change is expected to increase the frequency, intensity and impacts of some weather events, such as coastal storms. with ctrl-alt-m).Coastal Flood Mapping of Eyre Peninsula and the Limestone Coast
Minimal exampleĬopy paste the following map.json in your editor and lunch the map-viewer (e.g. Once drawing is done the skeleton of the layer configuration is available in the clipboard, just paste the text in the configuration file and save it to reload the map. Similarly, you can activate drawing capabilities via ctrl-alt-v followed by p (polygon), l (polyline). Some layer templates can be loaded from the context menu (right-click) on the editor or via keybindings: ctrl-alt-n followed by m (marker), p (polygon), l (polyline), t (tile layer), g (GeoJSON). Switch on/off layer control in package setting. The map is updated every time the configuration file is saved.
Open a valid map.json file and lunch the viewer with Packages -> Map Viewer -> Open or with ctrl-alt-m.Ĭreate an empty map.json with Packages -> Map Viewer -> New -> Map and manually add layers. Map viewer for Atom an Atom package for visualizing and editing map.json files.
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