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1. Storm Surge

   Linked via "shoaling resonance"

   Bathymetry and Topography
   The shape of the seafloor (bathymetry) immediately offshore is the single most important determinant of surge amplification. Shallow, gently sloping continental shelves cause the incoming wave energy and the heaped water mass to "pile up" as the water column is compressed, a process known as shoaling resonance. For examp…

2. Storm Surge

   Linked via "Shoaling Resonance"

   | Central Pressure Deficit ($\Delta P$) | Difference between ambient and storm center pressure. | $10$ to $100 \text{ hPa}$ | Inverted Barometer Effect |
   | Maximum Sustained Wind Speed ($V_{max}$) | Peak 3-second gust averaged over 1 minute. | $50$ to $250 \text{ km}/\text{h}$ | Wind Stress Dynamics |
   | Shelf Slope Gradient ($\delta$) | Ratio of horizontal distance to vertical drop offshore. | $1:200$ to $1:2000$ | Shoaling Resonance |
   | Storm [Radius of Maximum Win…