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Generative Simulation Benchmarking for coastal climate resilience planning during mission-critical recovery windows

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Generative Simulation Benchmarking for coastal climate resilience planning during mission-critical recovery windows Introduction: A Storm, a Deadline, and a Question I Couldn't Shake Last hurricane season, I found myself staring at a Slack thread from a municipal emergency-management team I'd been quietly collaborating with. They had roughly 72 hours before a projected landfall, and they needed to decide which evacuation corridors to keep open, which pumping stations to pre-position generators at, and which neighborhoods to prioritize for sandbag distribution. The problem wasn't a lack of data

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