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Presentation - Adapting to a changing climate in the management of coastal zones meeting, Climate services for coastal adaptation to sea-level rise in France - Gonéri le Cozannet (France)

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
Montalivet
February 2014
Photos: OCA, ONF, ULM Sud Bassin
CLIMATE SERVICES FOR COASTAL ADAPTATION TO
SEA-LEVEL RISE IN FRANCE
Gonéri LE COZANNET
BRGM (French Geological Survey)
Thanks to many colleagues who provided contributions
(Rodrigo Pedreros, Aurélie Maspataud, Déborah Idier…)
Thematic Meeting of the OECD Task Force
on Climate Change Adaptation

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
Coastal adaptation and sea-level rise in
the french regulation
Xynthia storm
47 casualties
2.5 billion € direct
losses
2010 Circular - 27 July 2011:
SLR scenarios in PPRL
Circular - 2 August 2011:
Priority municipalities for the
implementation of PPRL
Revised PPRL technical
guidelines
Improved coastal flood modeling
Sea-level rise included
Coastal Risk
Prevention Plans
(PPRL)
Technical guidelines
1997 2014
"Loi Littoral"
1986
2011
Maspataud
et
al.,
forth.
M. Garcin, BRGM

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
Xynthia storm
47 casualties
2.5 billion € direct
losses
2010 Circular - 27 July 2011:
SLR scenarios in PPRL
Circular - 2 August 2011:
Priority municipalities for the
implementation of PPRL
Coastal Risk
Prevention Plans
(PPRL)
Technical guidelines
1997 2014
"Loi Littoral"
1986 2017-2019…
Toward new adaptation
regulation
2nd French National
Adaptation Plan for
Climate Change - Being
elaborated
2011
2012-…
National strategy
for integrated
coastline
management
(SNGITC)
2011
Climate Change
Adaptation Plan
(PNACC)
Evaluated in 2013
and 2018
2009-2010
“Grenelle”
environmental
laws
Maspataud
et
al.,
forth.
Revised PPRL technical
guidelines
Improved coastal flood modeling
Sea-level rise included
Coastal adaptation and sea-level rise in
the french regulation

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
Data: Dangendorf et al., 2019; PSMSL; IPCC, 2019
Sea-level rise scenarios included in coastal risks
prevention plans
Observations
Projections
AR6
SROCC
Sea-level rise scenario included in the
regulatory coastal risks prevention plans
Global
sea-level
rise
(m)
Today’s safety margin
Motivation: uniform guidelines across administrative boundaries

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
Sea-level rise in French regulation:
Successes, issues and ways forwards
Successes Issues Ways forward
Limitations to further urbanization
in hazard-prone areas
Public support Improved regulation (ongoing)
Better understanding & modeling
of coastal flooding
Chronic flooding, erosion/accretion,
cascading impacts (coastal landfills,
polluted soils) still poorly considered
Research needs
Improved technical guidelines
Future sea-level rise is anticipated Up to 60cm only
User-centered approach
toward coastal climate services
Sources:
Muller
et
al.,
2017;
Pedreros
et
coll
Need for knowledge sharing (e.g., WCRP Sea-Level Activities, JPI, etc.)

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
User centered approaches toward
climate services
o Sea-level scenarios relevant to
each user’s willingness to
accept losses
o Working with DRIAS (French
National Climate Service)
o With private and public users to
improve the platform
o Requires international
coordination
Iconographic sources: Conservatoire du Littoral, BRGM

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
Sharing knowledge
Coastal Climate Core Service
Objective: to improve decision-making on coastal risk management and adaptation, by
establishing an integrated core service dedicated to coastal adaptation to sea-level rise.
Deliverable: an open source web-platform informing users on present-day & future coastal risks.
EC support: 6M€

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
Montalivet
April 2015
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
g.lecozannet@brgm.fr
Scoping workshop
Assessing local impacts of sea-
level rise at the shore for
mitigation and adaptation
Brussels, 18th March 2019

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
Montalivet
February 2014
Photos: OCA, ONF, ULM Sud Bassin
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
g.lecozannet@brgm.fr

BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR
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The incorporation of a 3DCSM and completion of HRSC provided a tool for enhanced, data-driven, decisions to support a change in remediation closure strategies. Currently, an approved pilot study has been obtained to shut-down the remediation systems (ISCO, P&T) and conduct a hydraulic study under non-pumping conditions. A separate micro-biological bench scale treatability study was competed that yielded positive results for an emerging innovative technology. As a result, a field pilot study has commenced with results expected in nine-twelve months. With the results of the hydraulic study, field pilot studies and an updated risk assessment leading site monitoring optimization cost lifecycle savings upwards of $15MM towards an alternatively evolved best available technology remediation closure strategy.

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1. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Montalivet February 2014 Photos: OCA, ONF, ULM Sud Bassin CLIMATE SERVICES FOR COASTAL ADAPTATION TO SEA-LEVEL RISE IN FRANCE Gonéri LE COZANNET BRGM (French Geological Survey) Thanks to many colleagues who provided contributions (Rodrigo Pedreros, Aurélie Maspataud, Déborah Idier…) Thematic Meeting of the OECD Task Force on Climate Change Adaptation

2. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Coastal adaptation and sea-level rise in the french regulation Xynthia storm 47 casualties 2.5 billion € direct losses 2010 Circular - 27 July 2011: SLR scenarios in PPRL Circular - 2 August 2011: Priority municipalities for the implementation of PPRL Revised PPRL technical guidelines Improved coastal flood modeling Sea-level rise included Coastal Risk Prevention Plans (PPRL) Technical guidelines 1997 2014 "Loi Littoral" 1986 2011 Maspataud et al., forth. M. Garcin, BRGM

3. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Xynthia storm 47 casualties 2.5 billion € direct losses 2010 Circular - 27 July 2011: SLR scenarios in PPRL Circular - 2 August 2011: Priority municipalities for the implementation of PPRL Coastal Risk Prevention Plans (PPRL) Technical guidelines 1997 2014 "Loi Littoral" 1986 2017-2019… Toward new adaptation regulation 2nd French National Adaptation Plan for Climate Change - Being elaborated 2011 2012-… National strategy for integrated coastline management (SNGITC) 2011 Climate Change Adaptation Plan (PNACC) Evaluated in 2013 and 2018 2009-2010 “Grenelle” environmental laws Maspataud et al., forth. Revised PPRL technical guidelines Improved coastal flood modeling Sea-level rise included Coastal adaptation and sea-level rise in the french regulation

4. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Data: Dangendorf et al., 2019; PSMSL; IPCC, 2019 Sea-level rise scenarios included in coastal risks prevention plans Observations Projections AR6 SROCC Sea-level rise scenario included in the regulatory coastal risks prevention plans Global sea-level rise (m) Today’s safety margin Motivation: uniform guidelines across administrative boundaries

5. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Sea-level rise in French regulation: Successes, issues and ways forwards Successes Issues Ways forward Limitations to further urbanization in hazard-prone areas Public support Improved regulation (ongoing) Better understanding & modeling of coastal flooding Chronic flooding, erosion/accretion, cascading impacts (coastal landfills, polluted soils) still poorly considered Research needs Improved technical guidelines Future sea-level rise is anticipated Up to 60cm only User-centered approach toward coastal climate services Sources: Muller et al., 2017; Pedreros et coll Need for knowledge sharing (e.g., WCRP Sea-Level Activities, JPI, etc.)

6. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR User centered approaches toward climate services o Sea-level scenarios relevant to each user’s willingness to accept losses o Working with DRIAS (French National Climate Service) o With private and public users to improve the platform o Requires international coordination Iconographic sources: Conservatoire du Littoral, BRGM

7. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Sharing knowledge Coastal Climate Core Service Objective: to improve decision-making on coastal risk management and adaptation, by establishing an integrated core service dedicated to coastal adaptation to sea-level rise. Deliverable: an open source web-platform informing users on present-day & future coastal risks. EC support: 6M€

8. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Montalivet April 2015 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION g.lecozannet@brgm.fr Scoping workshop Assessing local impacts of sea- level rise at the shore for mitigation and adaptation Brussels, 18th March 2019

9. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Montalivet February 2014 Photos: OCA, ONF, ULM Sud Bassin THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION g.lecozannet@brgm.fr

10. BRGM SERVICE GÉOLOGIQUE NATIONAL WWW.BRGM.FR Is 60cm enough? > 10 Or too much?

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