Community groups and media have been relying on University of Hawaiʻi researchers for their expertise in sea-level rise and the state’s record high tides. 东精影业 is also seeking the public’s help and involvement.
- Related 东精影业 News story: Summer flooding expected after water levels break 112-year record, May 19, 2017
The (Hawaiʻi Sea Grant CCSR), and (PacIOOS) have been tracking high ocean water levels in the region, and are advising that the state likely will continue to experience unusually high tide levels through the summer, in part because of peak astronomic or ”king tides.”
The Hawaiʻi Sea Grant CCSR is asking residents to help document high water levels and related impacts through the Hawaiʻi and Pacific Islands king tides “citizen science” project by submitting photos online. For more information please visit .
Community members, businesses, and agencies also are encouraged to regularly check PacIOOS’ and to help increase preparedness and resiliency. Visit for more resources and information on how to get involved.
—By Kelli Trifonovitch
