Cliff Risk Score - Long Term - 2070 - 2100

The Cliff_RiskScore_LongTerm_2070_2100 dataset evaluates the likelihood and consequence of cliff instability to support risk management in areas with coastal cliffs. This includes the classification of risk across the determined timeframes and climate change scenarios.\n\nThe dataset provides a second-pass, regional assessment providing a top-down coastal\ncompartment view of risk which. The outputs of second-pass risk assessments can be used to\nsupport discussion among stakeholders regarding coastal erosion and instability risks, broader\nclimate change risks and the development of adaptation pathways within Victoria’s coastal\ncompartments. However, it should be noted that this assessment has been undertaken at a\nhigh level (regional/state-wide scale) and is not appropriate for local scale planning. The data\nfrom this assessment may be superseded by local scale and site-specific assessments\nundertaken by a suitably qualified and experienced practitioner. The assessment is based on\navailable data, tools and understanding of coastal processes.\n\nFurther information is contained in the study report "Victorian Coastal Cliff Assessment - Stage 2 Risk Assessment", Tonkin and Taylor, September 2023.