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15th Annual Emergency Management Higher Education Conference
June 4-7, 2012


Emergency Management Institute, Emmitsburg, MD

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Hazards Mapping and Modeling

  • Title Page and Table of Contents
  • Hazard Mapping and Modeling Course Outline
  • Session 1: Introduction to and Evolution of Hazard Mapping and Modeling
    • Session 1 – Power Point
  • Session 2: Technology Developments in Hazard Mapping and Modeling
    • Session 2 – Power Point
  • Session 3: Introduction to Mapping
    • Session 3 – Power Point
  • Session 4: Geographic Information Systems in a Hazards Context
    • Session 4 – Power Point – Part One: Introduction & Federal GIS Response
    • Session 4 – Power Point – Part Two: Data Types and Input
    • Session 4 – Power Point – Part Three: Head Up Digitizing
    • Session 4 – Power Point – Part Four: Boundaries and Other Geographies
    • Session 4 – Power Point – Part Five: Data Sources on the Internet
    • Session 4 – Power Point – Part Six: Collecting Your Own Data
    • Session 4 – Power Point – Part Seven: Using Spatial Analysis
    • Session 4 – Power Point – Part Eight: Final Exercise
  • Session 5: Communicating Risk
    • Session 5 – Power Point
  • Session 6: Modeling Flood Hazards
    • Session 6 – Power Point
    • Session 6 – Modeling Flood Hazards Slides-PDF
    • Session 6 – Handbook-GIS Based Hazards Assessment
    • Session 6 – Reading-Multi-Scenarios
    • Session 6 – Reading-Integrating GIS
    • Session 6 – Reading-GIS Based Diffusive Transport Approach
    • Session 6 – Reading-Flood Hazard Assessment and Management
    • Session 6 – Reading-Remote Sensing & GIS in Urban Areas
  • Session 7: Modeling Earthquake Hazards
    • Session 7 – Power Point
    • Session 7 – Great Sumatra Tsunami
  • Session 8: Modeling the Vulnerability of Potential Targets of Terrorism
    • Session 8 – Power Point
    • Session 8 – Handout
  • Session 9: Modeling Wind Hazards (See Note*)
    • Session 9: Power Point
  • Session 10: Hurricane Storm Surge Modeling and Analysis
    • Session 10 – Power Point
    • Session 10 – Reading-Land falling Tropical Cyclones
    • Session 10 – Reading-The HRD real-time hurricane wind analysis system
  • Session 11: Modeling Dispersion of Chemical Hazards, using ALOHA
    • Session 11 – Power Point
    • Session 11 – Handout 11-1
    • Session 11 – Handout 11-2
  • Session 12: Supporting Emergency Recovery Operations (Debris Management)
    • Session 12: Power Point
  • Session 13: Supporting Emergency Recovery Operations Using GIS and Modeling
    • Session 13 – Power Point
    • Session 13 – Handout-2005 LA Hurricane Impact Atlas
    • Session 13 – Handout-Aftermath Hurricane Katrina –New Orleans
  • Session 14: Utilizing Mapping and Modeling in Hazard Mitigation Planning and Land Use
    • Session 14 – Power Point 1-Mitigation
    • Session 14 - Power Point 2-Mitigation
    • Session 14 - Power Point 3-Mitigation
    • Session 14 - Power Point 4-Mitigation
    • Session 14 – Handout Case Study 1
    • Session 14 – Handout Case Study 2
    • Session 14 – Handout Case Study 3
  • Session 15: Geographic Connection in Hazards
    • Session 15 – Power Point 1
    • Session 15 – Power Point 2
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  • Session 16: Distribution of Geospatial Data in the Public Environment
    • Session 16 – Power Point
  • Session 17: Legal Issues in Utilizing Hazard Models and Mapping
    • Session 17 – Power Point

*Note – Session 9 is available in draft form only.  All other sessions are complete and final. 

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