'National hurricane center' diaporamas de présentation

Hurricane Forecast Improvement Project (HFIP ): Where do we stand after 4 years ? Research and Innovation Transition Te

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Commodity Price Movements and Financialization : What We Know and What We Don't

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Improved Coastal Resiliency through the use of Storm Surge Models

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Evacuation Demand

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VoIP Hurricane Net Control Operations Training

VoIP Hurricane Net Control Operations Training KD1CY-Rob Macedo Director of VoIP Hurricane Net Operations KB3MSE-Matt Hoppes VoIP Hurricane Net Control Training Coordinator Net Control Operations Training Agenda

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Airborne Radar Observations of Atlantic Tropical Cyclones

Airborne Radar Observations of Atlantic Tropical Cyclones. Jennifer DeHart 09.21.11. Motivation. Andrew: $26.5 billion in damage Katrina: 1200 deaths, $108 billion in damage . Adam Willemssen. National Hurricane Center. Forecast error. National Hurricane Center.

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Hurricane Quiz

Hurricane Quiz. What should you and your family do to prepare for a hurricane?. A. Build a Supply Kit. Find out if you live in an evacuation zone. C . Make a Disaster Plan. D . All of the above. My Hurricane Checklist . Water. Canned Food. 3. Batteries. 4. Flashlight. 5. Radio.

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Communicating the Flood Risk

Communicating the Flood Risk. National Hurricane Conference Orlando, Florida April 17, 2014 Jeanne M. Salvatore, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs and Chief Communications Officer @JeanneSalvatore. Insurance Information Institute ? 110 William Street ? New York, NY 10038

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Integrating NDFD with GIS

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Communicating Uncertainty

Communicating Uncertainty. Good vs Bad James McPherson 21 st June 2012. What Actuaries say. There is process risk, parameter risk, model risk and output variability. What people hear. There is blah, blah, blah. There is parameter risk, model risk and output variability. ROC example.

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HUNTING HURRICANES!

HUNTING HURRICANES!. Feature Article. Building Background. Typhoons, willy -willies, hurricanes Hurricanes can whirl from 50 to 500 miles in diameter. They can contain sustained winds of 100 miles per hour and wind gusts of 200 miles per hour.

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SEVERE WEATHER

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Josh Cossuth Robert Hart January 23, 2012 Collaborators:

1. Satellite-based identification and climatology of hurricane core features with respect to intensity change. Josh Cossuth Robert Hart January 23, 2012 Collaborators: David Piech , Andrew Murray, Tony Wimmers , Chris Velden , Jeff Hawkins, Greg Gallina. 2. Motivation.

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ADCIRC simulations using high performance resources

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Comparing Financial & Other Disasters: A Conceptual Approach John Singleton, Sheffield Hallam

Comparing Financial & Other Disasters: A Conceptual Approach John Singleton, Sheffield Hallam. Economists are parochial They miss the parallels between events in the economic sphere and events in other spheres S ee economic & financial disasters as unique

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By Stacy Bodin

By Stacy Bodin Hurricanes: The Mightiest of Storms

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A Case Study:

The Great Flood of August 19 th 1955. A Case Study:. Jessica Pain & Chelsey Rohm. Floods. Is on overflow of an expanse of water that submerges land. (A Wikipedia Definition) . Thousands of floods occur each year, at marginally different scales. Many to all cause damages of some sort

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Sabrina Abesamis , Lily Dove, Ryan Truchelut, and Robert E. Hart

Both graphs display the total number of candidate events for each type in each of the respective basins . Observational Verification of Previously Unidentified Tropical Cyclones in the Western & Southern Pacific Basins. Sabrina Abesamis , Lily Dove, Ryan Truchelut, and Robert E. Hart

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Hurricane Raymond

11 th named storm to hit the West C oast of Mexico. Hurricane Raymond. IR satellite image 8:30am . Projected storm track*. National Hurricane Center:

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