Lessons Learned from Crescent City Tsunami Mitigation and the Role of Education Crescent City, California November 16, 2006 Lori Dengler, Humboldt State.

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Lessons Learned from Crescent City Tsunami Mitigation and the Role of Education Crescent City, California November 16, 2006 Lori Dengler, Humboldt State University Congressional Hazards Caucus, October 11, 2007 Lessons from the 2006 tsunami Progress & challenges with earthquake & tsunami mitigation 2006 Tsunami Warning and Education Act The need to integrate earthquake and tsunami mitigation programs

November 15, 2006 M8.3 Kuril Islands

Progress and Problems with the tsunami warning system Major improvements in the Tsunami Detection and Warning Dissemination Ability

Shemya AK Bulletins 1-6 Earthquake Need to understand the first surge isn’t the biggest

Puumaile, Hawaii 1946Hilo, Hawaii 1946 Puumaile, Hawaii 1946 Hilo, Hawaii 1946 Laie Point, Hawaii 1957 Need to educate about the range of what a tsunami is

Need to educate about the duration of the tsunami hazard

Need to develop mitigation tools for small boat basins

What is so special about Crescent City? Need to understand causes of amplification Need more water level (tide gauge) recorders Need to develop instruments to measure tsunami currents

The Tsunami Warning and Education Act of 2006

The Tsunami Warning and Education Act of 2006 “The expansion of the NTHMP from the five Pacific states to 29 coastal states, commonwealths, and territories and the passage of the Tsunami Warning and Education Act offers a unique opportunity to strengthen the organizational structure of the program and enhance tsunami resilience in the United States.” Need to develop an organizational structure that preserves the strengths of the original 5 state program, and develop benchmarks for measuring progress

PTWC WCATWC Need to coordinate products and procedures

Need to strengthen requirements for certification and recertification Incorporate earthquakes ??

Need to EXERCISE!!

Need to define desired outcomes and measure progress Northern California Survey Results

Need to foster a sense of responsibility for individual and community preparedness

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