Operationalizing Resilience within Coastal Communities: Updates on USACE Comprehensive Study
Last Updated 09/2014
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Description
ORIGINALLY PRESENTED August 14, 2014
Course Length: 1.5 Hours
Course Credit Hours: 1.5 PDH
Moderator:
Bill Anderson, Director & COO TISP
Speakers:
Amy Guise, Chief, Planning Division, USACE Baltimore District, Chief, North Atlantic Coastal Comprehensive Study Command Center
Brian Batten, Senior Coastal Scientist & Technical Leader, Dewberry
Course Overview:
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has been tasked by Congress to conduct a comprehensive study of the coastal regions withind the boundaries of the North Atlantic Division to assess the need to address community and infrastructure vulnerabilites in a regional risk and disaster resilience system. This presentation will educate participants on findings of the study including:
- Approaches to mitigate flooding risks in coastal communities;
- An overview of the business case for resilient and sustainable communities; and
- Hear the highlights of the Comprehensive Study before your Congress Representative reads it.
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Operationalizing Resilience within Coastal Communities: Updates on USACE Comprehensive Study
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ORIGINALLY PRESENTED August 14, 2014
Course Length: 1.5 Hours
Course Credit Hours: 1.5 PDH
Moderator:
Bill Anderson, Director & COO TISP
Speakers:
Amy Guise, Chief, Planning Division, USACE Baltimore District, Chief, North Atlantic Coastal Comprehensive Study Command Center
Brian Batten, Senior Coastal Scientist & Technical Leader, Dewberry
Course Overview:
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has been tasked by Congress to conduct a comprehensive study of the coastal regions withind the boundaries of the North Atlantic Division to assess the need to address community and infrastructure vulnerabilites in a regional risk and disaster resilience system. This presentation will educate participants on findings of the study including: