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Abstract
This resource presents a conceptual CyberWater workflow for simulating and mapping compound flooding in Mobile Bay, Alabama. The proposed framework integrates precipitation, watershed runoff, river discharge, tides, storm surge, terrain, and land-surface data with hydrologic and hydrodynamic modeling components. The included README identifies the required inputs, existing CyberWater capabilities, missing development needs, expected outputs, evaluation methods, and major uncertainties. The conceptual workflow diagram illustrates how these components could be connected to produce flood-depth and inundation-extent maps for coastal risk assessment.
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