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Role of Data in Use of HAZUS-MH for Risk Assessment and Preparedness

Acknowledging that inventory data is critical to accurate HAZUS-MH analyses, FEMA has developed and led several initiatives to improve inventory data and use of the data for risk assessments, mitigation and preparedness planning. This presentation highlights the role of FEMA Region X in a proactive approach to geospatial preparedness and state support. The Role of Data in Use of HAZUS-MH for Risk Assessment and Preparedness was presented by Joseph Toland, FEMA Region X, during the 2007 Annual National HAZUS Users Conference. The first annual HAZUS Users Conference was held concurrently with the ESRI International User Conference in San Diego, CA.

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Resource Type:	Training / Course Material
Audience Categories:	Emergency Personnel and Managers Design and Construction Industry State, Local and Tribal Representatives Mapping Professionals Planners Scientific and Research Organizations / Institutions Hazard Mitigation Officers Contractors and Vendors
Hazard Types:	Coastal Storm Terrorism Volcano Severe Storm Nuclear Virus Threat Winter Storm Mudslide/Landslide Extreme Temperatures Chemical/Biological Earthquake Technological Fire Industry Hardship Tornado Wildfire Hurricane/Tropical Storm Drought Typhoon Flooding Dam/Levee Break Tsunami
Subjects:	Mitigation Strategies and Techniques Mitigation Planning Emergency Preparedness Public Outreach and Education Hazard Science and Information FEMA Grants and Training Resources Emergency Planning Emergency Response Model Codes and Ordinances

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Availability:	Online Custom CD/DVD
Language:	English

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