Tool ETH Zürich
This is an open-source tool integrating hazard exposure and vulnerability data to assess cascading risks. It provides port designers and planners with a quantitative modelling capability to translate climate projections into asset-level risks.[1]
Guidance World Bank
This is a port-specific guide to nature-based solutions (NbS). It covers four NbS types relevant to port design as well as a practical NbS selection framework[2].
Guidance ICSI
This is a port-specific, practitioner-oriented guide to conducting climate risk assessments, aligned with ISO14090/14091. It provides a two-level climate risk assessment guidance as well as checklists for scoping design-phase risk assessments.[3]
Framework PIANC
This report provides a 2023 update to PIANC’s foundational climate science report for the waterborne transport sector. It provides updated design-relevant climate projections, including sea-level rise, wave action, storm surge, ocean acidification, and morphological change.[4]
Framework PIANC
This framework provides the methodology for climate adaptation planning in ports and inland waterways—an end-to-end design process framework with port-specific templates in Annexes 1A, 2A, 3, and 4 that practitioners can apply directly.[5]
