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2008 HAZUS User
Conference: From Data Collection to Decision Making,
Aug 5-7, 2008, San Diego, CA - concurrent with the 2008 ESRI
International User Conference
For the latest
info on the conference,
click
here...
posted
June 9, 2008
Disaster Response Imagery Ample, but
Distribution Still Tough -
The Myanmar cyclone and Chinese earthquake
disasters demonstrate once again that the world
has plenty of imaging satellites to monitor
disasters but is still unable to make imagery
and other data easily and widely available to
emergency-response teams. To read more
about this,
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here...
posted June 17, 2008
EU Exercise For Rapid Disaster Relief With
Space-Based Technologies -
To read more about this,
}click
here...
FEMA National Situation Updates.
To
view these daily reports,
click
here...

Expanded Selection of ESRI Virtual Courses Lets You Master HAZUS-MH On
Your Own Timeline,

Apr 22, 2008
The National
Science and Technology Council’s interagency
Subcommittee on Disaster Reduction (SDR), has
developed the Grand Challenges for Disaster
Reduction Implementation Plans.
These
hazard-specific plans represent priority Federal
science and technology investment needs to help
the Nation reduce future loss of life and
property as a result of disasters,
}click
here.

National Response Framework (NRF)
Released:
DHS press
release - click
here...
DHS NRF Resource Center,
click
here...

FEMA
HAZUS Web Pages

NIBS HAZUS Web Pages

Open Source
Risk Model
Initiative

Congressional Hazards Caucus
Alliance
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Posted 23 May
2008
Disaster
Earthquake Scenario Unveiled for Southern California -
Scientists have
provided hypothetical Scenario describing how a magnitude 7.8 Southern
California earthquake would impact the region, causing loss of lives and
massive damage to infrastructure, including critical transportation,
power, and water systems;
click
here..
Posted April 14,
2008
New Uniform California Earthquake Rupture Forecast (UCERF) Study Shows
Odds High for Big California Quakes.
USGS Press Release,
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here.
Full report, }click
here.
Fact sheet,
}click
here.
Supplemental information,
}click
here.
Posted 8 Apr 2008
HAZUS-MH
used to access potential damage from a M6.0 earthquake in the Salt Lake
Valley region,

Apr
7, 2008
Possible Link Found Between Earthquakes Along The Cascadia And San
Andreas Faults,

Posted Mar 20, 2008
Interview with Dr. Hiroo Kanamori concerning his innovations in
earthquake measurements and early-warning systems,

NOAA Launches Final Two
Buoys to Complete U.S. Tsunami Warning System,


1868 Hayward Earthquake Alliance - October 21, 2008 marks
the 140th anniversary of the 1868 Hayward earthquake - the first great
“San Francisco earthquake” and one of the most damaging earthquakes in
the nation's history.
NVHUG
responds to Feb 21, 2008 M 6.0 Wells Earthquake -

A GIS-Based Methodology for Exporting the Hazards U.S. (HAZUS) Earthquake
Model for Global Applications,

Congressional Hazards Caucus; Earthquake Fact Sheet -
To download (.pdf),
click
here...

USGS San Francisco Bay Area Earthquake Preparedness Handbook


Southern California Earthquake Data Center




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USGS Water Watch: Current
water resources and conditions,

FEMA Flood Hazard
Mapping Annex,

NOAA Advanced
Hydrologic Prediction Service (AHPS) -
click
here
National Weather Service Current Watches, Warnings, Statements and
Advisiories,
click
here
FEMA Storm Watch -
click
here...

Congressional
Hazards Caucus; Flood Map Modernization Fact Sheet - To download (.pdf),
click
here...
Congressional
Hazards Caucus; 2007 Floods Fact Sheet - To download (.pdf)
click
here...

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posted June 1,
2008
Long Term Hurricane Predications of Little Real Use. "It's
a lot like Groundhog Day - and the results are worth just about as
much." To read this article,
click
here...
Posted 23 May
2008
NOAA 2008 Hurricane Outlook,
click
here...
posted 20 May 2008
Hurricane
Preparedness - Remarks by DHS Secretary Chertoff and FEMA
Administrator Paulison,
click
here...
NOAA/NHC 2007 National Hurricane
Center Forecast Verification Report. To download (.pdf),
click
here...
Colorado State
University Tropical Meteorology Project Forecast,
click
here...

Hurricane Preparedness Week is May 25-31, 2008,


National Hurricane Center
click
here...
Congressional Hazards Caucus Fact
Sheet - Tornadoes,
click here
Congressional Hazards Caucus Fact
Sheet - Hurricanes,
click here
NASA Hurricane
Data Portal - click
here...
Latest Storm Images and Data
From NASA -
click
here...


NOAA Operational
Significant Imagery


Click on graphic for more info ...

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