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Oct 30, 2026
Brian Batten and Stuart Geiger Talk Coastal Flood Mapping
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1:41Brian BattenGUEST
So I'll kind of give the big picture and how we got to this rainfall issue and trying to create, not trying, but creating models that kind of help us understand how the scale and the change of that across Virginia's coastal plain.
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1:57Brian BattenGUEST
So back in 2020, the state of Virginia kind of, recognized the need that climate change, sea level rise, and other flood hazards at that time, the focus was first sea level rise, posed a pretty big threat to the state and its economy, and began a framework that led into what became the first coastal resilience master plan for the state of Virginia, and that was developed through Virginia's Department of Conservation.
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2:27Brian BattenGUEST
And our company served as the sole prime contractor for that effort, ushering it in.
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2:35Brian BattenGUEST
And, you know, again, a lot of the focus there was, and I'm a coastal practitioner as well, some of my background, but was sea level rise and how that could impact the state.
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