| Environment and development in coastal regions and in small islands |
By
L.F. Awosika (Project Leader), C.O. Dublin-Green, R. Folorunsho, E. A.
Adekoya, M. A. Adekanmbi, L. Jim-Saiki
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Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CHAPTER ONE: THE PROJECT
1.1
Introduction
1.2
Setting
1.3
Objectives
1.4
Scope
of Survey
1.5
Causes
of Flooding
1.5.1 Natural
Causes
1.5.2
Anthropogenic
Causes
1.6 Climate Change and Sea Level
Rise
CHAPTER TWO: SURVEY METHODOLOGY
2.1 Meteorological Data
2.1.1.
Air Temperature
2.1.2.
Wind Speed and Direction
2.1.3.
Rainfall
2.1.4.
Tidal Data
2.2
Drainage Channel Leveling
2.3
Questionnaires
2.4
Bathymetric Survey
CHAPTER THREE: RESULTS
3.1 Meteorology
3.1.1.
Temperature
3.1.2
Wind
3.1.3
Rainfall
3.1.4
Tides
3.1.5
Storm Surge
3.2. Drainage Channels
3.2.1
Ikoyi Island Channel 3
3.2.2
Ikoyi Island Channel 7
3.2.3
Ikoyi Island Channel
11
3.2.4
Victoria Island Channel
1
3.2.5
Victoria Island Channel
2
3.2.6
Victoria Island Channel
4
3.2.7
Victoria Island Channel
8
3.2.8
Victoria Island Channel
14
3.3. Bathymetric Survey of Relevant Parts of The Lagoon
3.4.
Results of Questionnaire
3.5.
The Potential Effects
of Global Warming and Sea Level Rise on Flooding
CHAPTER FOUR: MEDIA AND PUBLIC FORUM
4.1
Introduction
4.2
Some Pertinent Questions/Comments
from the Audience
4.3
Post mortem of the Media and Public Forum
4.4
Action Programme Suggested By Dr. Harry Baral (CSI Consultant)
4.4.1
Three layers
of action
4.4.2
Implementing actions
CHAPTER FIVE: CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
5.1 Adapting Coastal Drainage Systems to Sea Level Rise
5.2
Recommendations
5.2.1.
Drainage
Channel Routes
5.2.2.
Earthen
Channels
5.2.3.
Flooding as a Result of Storm
Surges
5.2.4.
Blocked
Drains
5.3
Conclusion
REFERENCES
APPENDIX I - Questionnaire
APPENDIX II - Rainfall Data
APPENDIX III - Echograms of Bathymetric Survey
APPENDIX IV - Graphical Results of Questionnaire
APPENDIX V - Press Releases on the Media and Public Forum
For more information, please contact:
L. F. Awosika,
Project leader,
Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research,
Victoria Island, P.M.B. 12729, Lagos, Nigeria