Data: port-city RCI and exposure in 2070

Sources:
RCI: Ducruet, C. & Lee, S.-W., 2006. Frontline soldiers of globalisation: Port–city evolution and regional competition. GeoJournal, 67(2), pp.107–122. Available at: http://link.springer.com/10.1007/s10708-006-9037-9 [Accessed March 23, 2014]
Exposure: Hanson, S. et al., 2010. A global ranking of port cities with high exposure to climate extremes. Climatic Change, 104(1), pp.89–111. Available at: http://link.springer.com/10.1007/s10584-010-9977-4 [Accessed March 19, 2014]

City	RCI	Exposure (mean annual loss in millionUSD)
Baltimore Maryland	0,37	1178
Barcelona	0,47	37
Boston Massachusetts	0,1	5557
Buenos Aires	0,43	161
Cape Town	0,57	51
Cochin (Kochi)	1,04	4327
Copenhagen	0,22	36
Dar es Salaam	0,26	624
Durban	2,23	38
Fortaleza (Ceara)	0,22	52
Hiroshima	0,15	9456
Houston Texas	1,21	6088
Istanbul	0,06	327
Keelung	0,43	350,2
Kobe	0,37	42484
Lima	0,46	39
Lisbon	0,3	100
Long Beach California	1,38	4713,5
Los Angeles California	1,38	4713,5
Malmo	0,22	-
Melbourne	1,11	0,5
Miami Florida	1,47	7340
Montreal	1,27	86
Nagoya	0,42	57954
New Orleans Louisiana	1,19	161141
New Taipei	0,43	5882,5
Oakland California	0,51	3917
Osaka	0,37	42484
Portland Oregon	0,26	114
Porto Alegre	0,08	71
Recife	0,25	259
Rio de Janeiro	0,26	411
San Fransisco California	0,51	3917
Seattle Washington	1,67	3499
Stockholm	0,08	90
Tacoma Washington	1,67	-
Taipei	0,43	770,3
Tokyo	0,28	67958
Vancouver	1,4	20765
Yokohama	0,28	-