Sea-level rise and You has graphs and tables showing sea-level rise amounts and allowances for all Australian coastal councils, from the present day through to 2100.

Inundation mapping is  provided for mid- and end century for all Australian local councils where LiDAR surveys have been carried out to provide accurate elevation data.

Shoreline Explorer provides data on present-day coastal sensitivity to flooding and erosion.

CoastAdapt provides the six-step decision support system C-CADS to support coastal managers seeking to address risks from climate change and sea-level rise.

CHECK LINKS

Many councils, especially small ones with limited in-house often lack the specialist skills, data and staff capacity needed to meet statutory and funding requirements for coastal adaptation planning. So we have developed some guidelines for how to work effectively with consultants.

Here are the chechlists and template for working more effectively with consultants:

• Checklists for organisations working with consultants
• Template 1: Designing the project brief for hiring consultants 
• Template 2: Desirable skills of the consultant and client
• Template 3: Awarding the contract 
• Template 4: Evaluating the consultant's performance 

CoastAdapt provides four risk assessment templates that allow users to systematically follow the guidelines for assessing climate change risks, and record relevant information gathered at each step of a risk assessment.

• Template 1: First-pass risk screening: for a quick screen of climate change hazards and associated risks.
• Template 2: First-pass risk screening: useful if you want to redo the first-pass risk screening with more information and effort.
• Template 3: Second-pass risk assessment: to record information during a second-pass risk assessment workshop.
• Template 4: Third-pass risk assessment: to record information during a third-pass risk assessment workshop.