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JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success JSC Protective Services Division Office of Emergency Management Johnson Space Center Center.

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1 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success JSC Protective Services Division Office of Emergency Management Johnson Space Center Center Operations Directorate Office of Emergency ManagementCenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success April 4, 2005 Johnson Space Center Center Operations Directorate Office of Emergency Management Preparing JSC Today... NASAWATCH.COM

2 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success The Galveston Study Area: –Evacuation Statistics –Clearance Times Visual Impact of a Category 4 Storm on the Galveston Study Area INTRODUCTION

3 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success The Design Storm Hurricane Carla September 5-11, 1961 A large, slow-moving storm that made landfall near Port Lavaca Sustained winds of 150 mph (Category 4) Peak wind gusts of 175 mph Storm surge of 22 feet (Matagorda Bay) 18.5 feet (Port Lavaca), 14.5 feet (Port O’Connor), 14.8 feet (Houston Ship Channel) Rainfall of 16.49 inches (Galveston), 6.25 inches (Victoria), 5.15 inches (Corpus Christi) 34 Deaths in Texas $400,000,000 of storm damage (1961 dollars)

4 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla Houston-Galveston Study Area Landfall

5 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Evacuation Window: -50 hours. Hurricane Carla Category 3 04/19 14:00 CDT

6 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Evacuation Window: -38 hours. Hurricane Carla Category 3 04/20 08:00 CDT

7 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Evacuation Window: -32 hours. Hurricane Carla Category 3 04/20 14:00 CDT

8 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Evacuation Window: -26 hours. Hurricane Carla Category 3 04/20 20:00 CDT

9 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Evacuation Window: -20 hours. Hurricane Carla Category 3 04/21 02:00 CDT

10 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Evacuation Window: -14 hours. Hurricane Carla Category 4 04/21 08:00 CDT

11 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Evacuation Window: -8 hours. Hurricane Carla Category 4 04/21 14:00 CDT

12 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Evacuation Window: -2 hours. Hurricane Carla Category 4 04/21 20:00 CDT

13 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success. Hurricane Carla Category 5 04/22 02:00 CDT

14 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success. Hurricane Carla Category 5 04/22 08:00 CDT

15 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success. Hurricane Carla Category 5 04/22 14:00 CDT

16 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success. Hurricane Carla Category 4 04/22 20:00 CDT

17 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success. Hurricane Carla Category 3 04/23 02:00 CDT

18 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success + + + + 22.4 feet + + 23.9 feet + Galveston HOUSTON Pasadena Texas City League City Anahuac Alvin Angleton + + 22.2 feet + + 15.8 feet + Houston-Galveston Study Area Standard MEOW (Maximum Envelope of Water) 4/22 at 1400 CDT La Porte

19 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Houston-Galveston Study Area Mean Sea Level Dickinson Texas City Galveston

20 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 0800 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 4.5 Feet Dickinson Texas City Galveston

21 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 1200 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 8.5 Feet Dickinson Texas City Galveston

22 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 1700 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 12.8 Feet Dickinson Texas City Galveston

23 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 2200 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 15.8 Feet Dickinson Texas City Galveston

24 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla Category 5 MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 19.0 Feet Dickinson Texas City Galveston

25 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Houston-Galveston Study Area Mean Sea Level UT Medical Branch

26 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success UT Medical Branch Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 0800 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 4.5 Feet

27 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success UT Medical Branch Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 1200 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 8.5 Feet

28 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success UT Medical Branch Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 1700 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 12.8 Feet

29 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success UT Medical Branch Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 2200 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 15.8 Feet

30 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Houston-Galveston Study Area Mean Sea Level

31 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla Category 5 MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 19.0 Feet

32 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla Category 5 Wind Damage Surge: 19.0 Feet

33 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Houston-Galveston Study Area Mean Sea Level HOUSTON Texas City Galveston La Porte League City Alvin Baytown JSC

34 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success HOUSTON Texas City Galveston La Porte League City Alvin Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 0800 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 4.8 Feet Baytown JSC

35 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success HOUSTON Texas City Galveston La Porte League City Alvin Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 1200 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 10.6 Feet Baytown JSC

36 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success HOUSTON Texas City Galveston La Porte League City Alvin Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 1700 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 17.9 Feet Baytown JSC

37 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success HOUSTON Texas City Galveston La Porte League City Alvin Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 2000 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 22.4 Feet Baytown JSC

38 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Houston-Galveston Study Area Mean Sea Level HOUSTON La Porte Pasadena Baytown Webster Bacliff Deer Park JSC

39 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 0800 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 4.8 Feet HOUSTON La Porte Pasadena Baytown Webster Bacliff Deer Park JSC

40 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 1200 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 10.6 Feet HOUSTON La Porte Pasadena Baytown Webster Bacliff Deer Park JSC

41 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 1700 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 17.9 Feet HOUSTON La Porte Pasadena Baytown Webster Bacliff Deer Park JSC

42 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Hurricane Carla 4/22 at 2000 CDT MEOW NW at 8 MPH Surge: 22.4 Feet HOUSTON La Porte Pasadena Baytown Webster Bacliff Deer Park JSC

43 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success <$10 million $10 - 100 million $100 million - 1 billion $1 - 10 billion >$10 billion

44 JS711/Apr 2005CenterOps The Foundation for Mission Success Estimated Total Wind Damage from Hurricane Carla Hurricane Carla Houston-Galveston Study Area Landfall Counties Affected: 31 Population Affected: 5,425,334 Households Affected: 1,913,906 Residences Destroyed: 119,626 Debris Generated: 124,023,000 tons Damage Amount: $73,612,335,000

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