Newsday: On a recent winter evening, about 30 scientists, town planners and natural resource managers gathered at Stony Brook University to preview a high-tech mapping tool cum crystal ball. The vision? What Long Island’s coastline might look like as temperatures warm and oceans rise. “This is not your typical inundation map,” Sarah New- kirk, coastal conservation director for the Nature Conservancy on Long Island, told the workshop. Created by the staff of the environmental …