National Hurricane Conference Training Session Panel: Decision-Making Tools for Risk Management & Assessment Claire Drury, HAZUS Program Manager.

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National Hurricane Conference Training Session Panel: Decision-Making Tools for Risk Management & Assessment Claire Drury, HAZUS Program Manager

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS Earthquakes, Hurricanes, and Floods Will Continue to Occur…

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS We need ways to communicate risk so that communities will be informed & motivated to plan, prepare, mitigate & respond… Earthquakes, Hurricanes, and Floods Will Continue to Occur, so…

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS …so that we can minimize damage and loss of life & prevent natural hazards from becoming natural disasters Earthquakes, Hurricanes, and Floods Will Continue to Occur…

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS HAZUS-MH: Integrated Hurricane, Flood & Earthquake Model

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS HAZUS-MH is a decision-support tool for state & local risk managers  State  Region  Community  Neighborhood

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS Respond HAZUS-MH and Risk Management Prepare Recover Mitigate

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS HAZUS-MH equips decision-makers to:  IDENTIFY vulnerable areas that may require planning considerations (e.g., land use or building code requirements)  ASSESS the level of readiness and preparedness to deal with a disaster before the disaster occurs  ESTIMATE potential losses from specific hazard events, including pre-event, near real-time, and post-event report capability  DECIDE on how to allocate resources for the most effective and efficient mitigation, response and recovery  PRIORITIZE the mitigation measures that need to be implemented to reduce future losses

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS HAZUS-MH: Features GIS Technology GIS Technology Nationwide Databases Nationwide Databases Nationally Standardized Loss Estimation and Risk Assessment Methodology Nationally Standardized Loss Estimation and Risk Assessment Methodology

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS HAZUS-MH: Features Physical Impacts Economic Impacts Social Impacts GIS Technology GIS Technology Nationwide Databases Nationwide Databases Nationally Standardized Loss Estimation and Risk Assessment Methodology Nationally Standardized Loss Estimation and Risk Assessment Methodology

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS HAZUS-MH: Analysis Outputs

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS HAZUS-MH at the NHC  Hurricane Module Demonstrations Tuesday 8:30-5:00 Cabildo B (2nd floor)  Mitigation Workshop: HAZUS-MH Hurricane Model Thursday 1:30-3:00 Cabildo A (2nd floor)  Visit the HAZUS-MH exhibit booth Booth #23 in the French Market Exhibit Hall (3rd floor)

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS

HAZUS: User Groups HAZUS USER GROUP UTILITIESUTILITIES PRIVATEPRIVATE FEDERALFEDERAL STATESTATE GOVERNMENTLABORATORIESGOVERNMENTLABORATORIES LOCALLOCAL NONPROFIT UNIVERSITIESUNIVERSITIES Facility Manager Technical Experts NONPROFITNONPROFIT Red Cross Technical Experts Local Planners Emergency Response Personnel Legislative Contacts Medical Personnel

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS Near Real-Time Wind Field Inputs  Pre-Strike Damage Estimates Combined with NHC Predictions  Post-Strike Loss Estimates  Direct Economic  Indirect Economic  Casualties  Shelter Requirements

HAZUS-MH: FEMA’S SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES FROM DISASTERS HAZUS-MH at the NHC  Hurricane Module Demonstrations Tuesday 8:30-5:00 Cabildo B (2nd floor)  Mitigation Workshop: HAZUS-MH Hurricane Model Thursday 1:30-3:00 Cabildo A (2nd floor)  Visit the HAZUS-MH exhibit booth Booth #23 in the French Market Exhibit Hall (3rd floor)