SLAMM Version and Development History

References from this page may be found in the bibliography.
 

SLAMM 1--  1986-1989   UNEP conference and Armentano et al.

The Sea Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM) was developed with EPA funding in the mid 1980s (Park et al. 1986)

SLAMM 2 -- 1989-1991 EPA Report to Congress and related papers

SLAMM2 was used to simulate 20% of the coast of the contiguous United States for the EPA Report to Congress on the potential effects of global climate change (Park et al. 1989a, Park et al. 1989b, Park 1991, Titus et al. 1991); the results were quoted by President Clinton ten years later.

SLAMM 3-- 1992-1993

SLAMM 4 & 4.1  1998-2006,  Mapping Component Added, 30 by 30 meter cells

SLAMM Version 4.1 was developed in 2005 and based on SLAMM 4.0.  SLAMM 4.1 provides additional sea level rise scenarios based on the latest IPCC findings (IPCC 2001) and additional data examination tools to ensure that data quality is acceptable. 

SLAMM  5:  2007,  Salinity Component Added

 

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