Sure.
What was particularly effective was raising seawalls. I stress again that what really causes a lot of damage is less the wind and more the storm surge, so the idea behind protecting wharf infrastructure is beating back this storm surge. To me, the most important piece of infrastructure in a port is the seawall. Doubling them is a very good idea. Making them higher is a very good idea—thicker as well. Then, after that, raising the level of decks on wharves is a good idea because, as Madame Desbiens underlined, the water levels are rising, and if a wharf is submerged, it's practically useless.