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This dataset contains the data supporting the manuscript Lambert et al., Adaptation time to magnified flood hazards underestimated when derived from tide gauge records, submitted to Environmental Research Letters. All files contain two main variables: AF is the amplification factor as a function of [station, time, scenario] DT is the doubling time as a function of [station, scenario] Note that these files contain data of all 299 available stations, rather than the subset of 130 presented in the manuscript. Filenames: diss_AWL.nc Average Water Level at dissipative beaches diss_IWL.nc Instantaneous Water Level at dissipative beaches grd_AWL.nc Average Water Level at gentle rocky dikes grd_IWL.nc Instantaneous Water Level at gentle rocky dikes harbour.nc Average and Instantaneous Water Level at harbours, excluding wave contributions srd_AWL.nc Average Water Level at steep rocky dikes srd_IWL.nc Instantaneous Water Level at steep rocky dikes ssb_AWL.nc Average Water Level at steep sandy beaches ssb_IWL.nc Instantaneous Water Level at steep sandy beaches tidegauge.nc Tide gauge-based analysis
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