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Design Level Exceedance- Peak Gust Wind Speeds, Hurricane Katrina

This map shows areas where the 3-second wind gusts from Hurricane Katrina exceeded the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)7 building design levels. These levels are displayed by the census tract and are intended to show the areas likely to suffer damage due to design level exceedance. These are areas where the performance of structures built to design recommendations may be compromised.

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Media Type:	Print Publication (Hardcopy)
Availability:	Special Request
Language:	English

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Media Type:	File
Availability:	Online
Language:	English
Date Published:	09/2006
Number of Pages:	1

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Resource Type:	Poster
Audience Categories:	Mapping Professionals
Hazard Types:	Coastal Storm Severe Storm Hurricane/Tropical Storm
Subjects:	Public Outreach and Education Mapping and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
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