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Naval Support Activity Annapolis and U.S. Naval Academy Under a contract from NAVFAC Washington

NSA Annapolis (NSAA), home of the United States Naval Academy (USNA), is located at the confluence of the Severn River and Chesapeake Bay, is vulnerable to storm surge associated with major weather events and localized, nuisance flooding that is primarily the result of high tides and sustained easterly or southerly winds. Since 1929, the relative sea level in Annapolis has risen approximately 1.06 ft, which has significantly increased the occurrences of nuisance flooding from 2-3 times per year to 30-40 times per year and left USNA more vulnerable to major storms such as Hurricane Isabel in 2003. Impacts from storm surges and nuisance flooding affect daily operations through closures of flooded roads, sidewalks and building entry points. With greater frequency and increased amounts of water, the negative impacts are being increasingly felt throughout USNA operations. Long-term, without future action, many of USNA's buildings and monuments as well as the effective execution of the mission of the Academy at risk.
Swift River Versar JV is assisting NSAA meet these challenges by reviewing NSAA/USNA past studies, reports and data collection efforts and providing planning guidance that will address sea level rise, coastal flooding, storm surge and stormwater planning and mitigation efforts. The goal is to create a comprehensive plan, project portfolio and year-by-year execution strategy to cohesively address these natural hazards.
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Environmental Management - Coastal Resilience
The Earth’s coasts are vibrant ecosystems, thriving with natural activity and surrounded by human life. But during an ecological disaster, the coast is at risk of permanent damage.
Coastal resilience is the idea that people can assist our struggling coasts and help them bounce back after dangerous events like tsunamis, hurricanes, floods, and human-made disasters. With expert insights and the right resources, coasts can regain their natural vitality.
What is Coastal Resilience? - History and Purpose
Coastal zones are home to 60 percent of the world's population, as well as crucial economic resources and priceless ecosystems...
Read MoreThree Examples of Coastal Resilience in Action
Versar is active with local, State and Federal projects in support of environmental services. Coastal Resilience is a major priority...
Read MoreCoastal Resilience: Managing the Threats to our Coastline
Our climate and our ocean are intrinsically linked, and today we are at an important crossroads. Using nature to create resilience is at the center of managing coastal threats...
Read MoreBiazzi Stream Restoration and Wetland Creation at Naval Support Facility Indian Head, Maryland.
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Kathye A. Segala
Vice President, Program & Construction Management
With over 30 years of experience, Ms. Segala is an industry leader in Program and Construction Management, Strategic Planning, Business Development, and Operations Leadership for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction of Projects in the Government, Energy, Industrial, Pharmaceutical, Infrastructure and Commercial Buildings Industries.
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