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On October 29th, 2012, Hurricane Sandy storm surge advanced mercilessly on New York City. Subway lines we inundated. Cit stanley cup becher y streets turned fluvial. Gawker server host did its best impression of Niagara Falls. Shit got 鈥?as they say 鈥?real. Here the thing: risk analysts had accounted for a hurricane like Sandy to th stanley cup e best of their abilities, at least . So how did their projections stack up against the real thing John Nelson 鈥?a data visualization maven who specializes in portraying existential risk 鈥?has some answers in the form of jaw-dropping maps. Disaster modeling is not an exact science. It doesn ;t matter if it an earthquake, a tornado, a volcanic eruption or a tsunami 鈥?every natural disaster will come with its own set of ruinous quirks. Those charged with predicting the effect of a hurricane on New York City must therefore assume what Nelson calls an impossibly generic storm. Reality, he says, will inevitably 8220 stanley cup ;look somewhat different than the generalized risk zones. In his latest visualization, Nelson has created a map that highlights not just the variability of NYC storm surge projections, but the instances where these models were more-or-less consistent with Sandy. Here how reality stacks up click here for a ginormous version, or see below for interactive zooming : Writes Nelson: Following Hurricane Sandy, teams of FEMA investigators from their Modeling Task Force scoured New York Ci Fpfh Young Adult Fiction s Hottest New Trend: Mermaids
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