Victorian Coastal Cliff Hazard Assessment 2023

The Victoria Coastal Cliff Erosion Assessment is a digital dataset (the product) consisting of multiple spatial layer outputs from modelled erosion (cliff instability) and risk assessment scenarios. Application of the data should be guided by the Victoria Coastal Cliff Assessment technical report (Tonkin and Taylor, September 2023) and expert advice. The product is not suitable for individual property scale assessments.\n\nThe datasets available are as follows. Further detail on technical assumptions for these scenarios are provided in the accompanying technical report "Victorian Coastal Cliff Assessment", Tonkin and Taylor, Sep 2023.\n\nAreas susceptible to coastal cliff instability and/or erosion (ASCCIE) for a range of sea level rise scenarios (SLR):\nASCCIE_Present_day_0.0mSLR\nASCCIE_2040_0.2mSLR\nASCCIE_2070_0.5mSLR\nASCCIE_2100_0.8mSLR\nASCCIE_2100_1.1mSLR\nASCCIE_2100_1.4mSLR\n\nAreas susceptible to Talus Runout (ASTaR):\nASTaR_Present_day_0.0mSLR\n\nCoastal compartments aggregated cliff risk ratings:\nCliff_RiskRating_ShortTerm\nCliff_RiskRating_MediumTerm\nCliff_RiskRating_LongTerm