WAHUG CallJuly 25th 2013

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Hazus Updates All updated Hazus State datasets can be downloaded at:

• http://184.72.33.183/R10_Storage/Hazus/

Updates are included for every State in Region X and are summarized in the update spreadsheet

Updates include 2010 census information at the census tract level. The census block level still contains 2000 census information

User defined datasets are available for Washington and Alaska

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GBS Updates – Washington Planned Updates for:

• Grays Harbor County (available soon)

• Pacific County (available soon)

• Whatcom County

• Island County

• Skagit County

• King County

Already Completed:• Thurston County

• Pierce County

• Snohomish County

• Yakima County

• Lewis County

• Cowlitz County

• Grant County

• Kittitas County

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GBS Updates – Continued Idaho

• Ada County

• Gem County

• Kootenai County

Oregon• Jackson County

• Lane County

• Multnomah County

Alaska• Kodiak Island

• Anchorage (available soon)

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User Defined Analysis Flood User Defined (all buildings within the 100 and 500 year

floodplain)• Pierce County

• Thurston County

• Snohomish County

• King County

Earthquake User Defined• Pierce County

• Thurston County

• Pacific County (available soon)

• Grays Harbor County (available soon)

• Kodiak Island, AK

*All UDF datasets should be requested by Kelly Stone, kelly.stone@fema.dhs.gov

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FEMA Geoplatform

http://fema.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html

Plan to create a viewer for earthquake and flood Hazus output using updated data. 40+ scenarios have been completed in Hazus 2.1 using 2010 census data (for earthquake) and updated local data.

E-mail Joshua Keller, joshua.keller@fema.dhs.gov for access

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Pierce County Hazus Analysis Funded as part of the Pierce County Coastal study

Included level 2 Hazus update and analysis and 1% annual chance depth grid

User defined facility database was created for all buildings in the 1% and 0.2% annual chance floodplain (based on current revised preliminary maps)

The County provided all parcel/assessors information as well as appropriate values for first floor height

Depth grids for the Puyallup were provide to FEMA which was used in this initial analysis

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OutputAddress Building

ValueOccupancy Type

Building Loss

Loss Ratio

2802 RIVER RD E $7,100 Mobile Home $5,500 78%

2623 31ST AV E $174,800 Mobile Home $132,000 75%

3707 GAY RD E $15,000 Mobile Home $10,000 68%

3107 36TH AVCT E $10,300 Mobile Home $6,800 66%

2411 28TH AV E $52,400 Mobile Home $34,000 65%

4109 GAY DR E $6,600 Mobile Home $4,200 64%

3705 GAY RD E $23,100 Mobile Home $13,900 61%

2518 29TH AV E $18,200 Mobile Home $10,400 58%

XXX 28TH STCT E $1,430,6000 Mobile Home $819,300 57%

4034 RIVER RD $363,200 Mobile Home $198,400 55%

3103 36TH AVCT E $3,500 Mobile Home $1,800 52%

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New HUG Name Accepting name nominations until August 2nd

Will send a survey which will determine the new HUG name

So far I have the following nominations• Cascadia HUG

• Western Area HUG

• Evergreen HUG

• Tree HUG

Send your nominations to me by the 2nd.

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WAHUG Meeting When do we want to hold the next in person WAHUG meeting?

October or September

Recommendations on where to host?

Lynnwood

Recommendations on topics of discussion?

Updated on the next version and tsunami module

Using hazus for social media during disaster response

Overview of Hazus projects by counties

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Other Ideas? Do you want more trainings? If so, what topics? Webinars? In person?

Flood depth grid overview (meters/feet)

2-day Hazus course

Do you need more resources? Technical step by step manuals?

Developing resources on how hazus is useful for upper management

What other EMI classes would you like in the Region?

Hazus for earthquake

Risk Assessment

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Kelly S. Stone, GISP, CFM

Risk Analyst

FEMA Region X

425-487-4636

Kelly.stone@fema.dhs.gov

WAHUG Site: http://www.usehazus.com/wahug

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