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26 years selling Hawaii real estate. Windward Oahu specialist: 28 Kailua and 6 Kuilima transactions, four oceanfront sales, Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist. I help sellers with hard-to-price, inherited and life-transition properties across Kailua, Lanikai, Hawaii Kai and the North Shore.
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26 years selling Hawaii real estate. Windward Oahu specialist: 28 Kailua and 6 Kuilima transactions, four oceanfront sales, Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist. I help sellers with hard-to-price, inherited and life-transition properties across Kailua, Lanikai, Hawaii Kai and the North Shore.
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More Extreme Erosion Projected for Oahu's Shores (University of Hawaii)
New research from the Coastal Research Collaborative at the University of Hawaii at Manoa finds that 81% of Oahu's coastline could experience erosion by 2100, with 40% of that loss occurring by 2030. The study, published in Scientific Reports, uses 30 years of satellite imagery and seasonal sand movement modeling to produce erosion forecasts 44% more severe than previous estimates.
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New research from the Coastal Research Collaborative at the University of Hawaii at Manoa finds that 81% of Oahu's coastline could experience erosion by 2100, with 40% of that loss occurring by 2030. The study, published in Scientific Reports, uses 30 years of satellite imagery and seasonal sand movement modeling to produce erosion forecasts 44% more severe than previous estimates.
Tags
coastal-erosion · sea-level-rise · shoreline · hawaii · climate-change · geospatial-modeling · beach-loss
Key entities
Richelle Moskvichev (person, 0.99) · Chip Fletcher (person, 0.98) · Coastal Research Collaborative (organization, 0.99) · University of Hawaii at Manoa (organization, 0.99) · School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (organization, 0.97) · Oahu (location, 0.99) · Hawaii (location, 0.99) · coastal erosion (concept, 0.99) · sea level rise (concept, 0.98) · geospatial modeling (technology, 0.95) · Scientific Reports publication (event, 0.9)
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analysis · language en · status final
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