Hawaiʻi’s commercial port facilities are integral to the state’s economic resilience. The projections for sea level rise and impacts to the Hawaiian Islands necessitate that the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation (HDOT) identify and address port vulnerabilities, but existing reports, mapping tools, and general planning guidance provide limited insight into how best to redevelop and adapt port facilities to be more resilient to flooding concerns, changing force of tides, coastal erosion, and other disruptive events including hurricanes and tsunamis. In response, HDOT created real-time, virtual replicas of physical port environments to simulate future conditions and their impacts on port infrastructure, logistics, and supply chains. This session includes an overview of the project development process, preliminary findings, applications, and planned future phases of the project.