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The Following Technical Work Packages Are Proposed for Us East Coast (USEC) FY22 Tasks: Identify and Map Population, Property and Critical Facilities in Relation to High Hazard Counties Utilizing 2ND Generation Hazard Maps and Fema's Hazus Data to the Extent Practicable. Work to Make Hazus Operable for Usec States. Develop Local Hazard Maps (2ND-GENERATION With Enhanced Products) for 2 Identified Highest Hazard Counties Focusing on Completing Whole States. Perform a Probabilistic Landslide Tsunami (PTHA) Source Selection and Modeling for Various Return Periods for the Middle Atlantic States of the Usec. Work Collaboratively With Gulf of Mexico (GOM) to Unify Tsunami Inundation Maps in Florida (format, Resolution and Final Presentation). in Addition One MMS Supported Technical Activity Is Proposed for FY22 Tasks: Based on Recommendations of the 2019 Usgs Powell Center Meeting, Continuation (i.e., Fine-tuning and Refinement) of the Development of a Generic Methodology
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$269,771
Paid out
$115.3K
43%
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$154.4K
57%
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