Coastal Data System - Storm Tide Reference Landmarks

Brief description

The Department of Environment and Science (DES) provided a report and has established an interactive mapping tool to help relate elevations provided by the Bureau of Meteorology's Storm Tide Advice to easily recognisable landmarks and geographic features. This tool has been created in order to aid understanding and communicating information through Storm Tide Advice Graphics.

For each of the 64 sites identified in the Queensland Tropical Cyclone Storm Tide Warning Response System Handbook, Storm Tide Advice Graphics also known as Totem Poles have been generated showing the relative heights of each identified feature, as well as an image indicating the exact reference point to which is being referred.

The Storm Tide Reference Landmark Project is a joint initiative of the Australian Government and the Queensland Government.

Full description

Storm Tide Reference Landmarks - This Google Earth map file (.KMZ) has been created in order to provide a more comprehensive and interactive medium for the Storm Tide Reference Landmarks Project.\r\n\r\nThe Storm Tide Reference Landmark Project is a joint initiative of the Australian Government and the Queensland Government, through the NDRP.
Storm Tide Reference Landmarks Report - The Report for the Storm Tide Reference Landmark Project.\r\n\r\nCompleted 18/04/2018 (correction to Coolangatta site on page 10, 23/12/2020)\r\nAdditional sites added for Mossman 01/07/22