~ Meeting Follow-Up ~
NOAA's Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management 8th Annual Southern & Caribbean Regional Coastal Program Meeting took place in Panama City, Florida on January 17th - 20th, 2006. We wanted to make the following documents and presentations available for those wanting to follow-up on the meeting, and for those that were not able to attend. Thanks again to everyone who participated in the meeting!
- Meeting Summary
- Summary from "Looking to the Future - Hazard Resilience" Wrap-Up Session
- Final Meeting Agenda
- List of Meeting Participants
PowerPoint Presentations and Notes (listed by meeting session)
State Updates (Note: not every state used PowerPoint for their presentation, so this is not a comprehensive list)
- Brad Gane, Georgia
- Jill Andrews, Georgia
- Barbara Neale, South Carolina
- Ted Tyndall, North Carolina
- Jim Rives, Louisiana
- State Updates: Session Notes
Preparing for Coastal Storms and Hazard
- Rick Dixon, “Florida Building Code: What Works-What’s Next”
- Doug Harper, “Coastal Storms Program: Sheltering Communities from Coastal Storms”
- Mark Matulik, “Preparing For Coastal Storms and Hazards: Mitigation Opportunities and No Adverse Impact”
- Preparing for Storms and Hazards: Session Notes
Rebuilding and Community Prepardness
- Maria Abadal-Cahill, “Florida's Experience with Post-disaster Redevelopment Planning”
- John Jacob, “What Makes for a Resilient Coastal Community?”
- Kevin Lynott, “NWS StormReady Program and Community Preparedness”
- Rebuilding and Community Preparedness: Session Notes
Policy Responses to Coastal Storms and Hazards
- Tina Shumate, “The Mississippi Comprehensive Resource Management Plan (CRMP) Policy Responses”
- Sam Webb, “Learning from the Past to Prepare for the Future”
- James Hackett, “Communication and Education for Policy Initiatives”
- Policy Responses: Session Notes
Associated Effects of Coastal Storms
- Carl Ferraro, “Hurricane Ivan and Hurricane Katrina: A Comparison of Community Impacts”
- J.T. Ewing, “Oil Spill Divisions’ Broad Response in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita”
- Jim Rives, “Are They Going To Come Back?”
- Associated Effects: Session Notes
Looking to the Future: Where do we go from here?
- “Hazard Resilience”
- Hazard Resilience: Session Notes
Other Resources:
NOAA National Center for Coastal and Ocean Science (NCCOS) - Research Acvitity Summaries (by region)
If you have any questions about the conference, please contact Kris Wall.