Characterizing National Exposures to Infrastructure from Natural Disasters : : Data and Methods Documentation / / Anu Narayanan, Henry H. Willis, Jordan R. Fischbach, Drake Warren, Edmundo Molina-Perez, Chuck Stelzner, Kathleen Loa, Lauren Kendrick, Paul Sorensen, Tom LaTourrette.
"The United States relies on a number of infrastructure systems--roads, the electric grid, ports, telecommunications networks, refineries, and the like--for carrying out basic social and economic functions. Disruptions of these systems could impose potentially significant economic, social, envi...
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Table of Contents:
- Preface
- Figures
- Tables
- Summary
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Chapter 1. Introduction: 1.1. References
- Chapter 2. Climate-Adjusted Hazards: 2.1. Coastal Flooding: 2.1.1. Data Sources
- 2.1.2. Analysis Methods
- 2.1.3. References
- 2.2. Extreme Temperature: 2.2.1. Data Sources
- 2.2.2. Analysis Methods
- 2.2.3. References
- 2.3. Meteorological Drought: 2.3.1. Data Sources
- 2.3.2. Analysis Methods
- 2.3.3. References
- 2.4. Wildfires: 2.4.1. Data Sources
- 2.4.2. Analysis Methods
- 2.4.3. References
- Chapter 3. Hazards Without Climate Adjustment: 3.1. Earthquakes: 3.1.1. Data Sources
- 3.1.2. Analysis Methods
- 3.1.3. References
- 3.2. Hurricane Winds: 3.2.1. Data Sources
- 3.2.2. Analysis Methods
- 3.2.3. References
- 3.3. Ice Storms: 3.3.1. Data Sources
- 3.3.2. Analysis Methods
- 3.4. Riverine Flooding: 3.4.1. Data Sources
- 3.4.2. Analysis Methods
- 3.4.3. References
- 3.5. Tsunamis: 3.5.1. Data Sources: 3.5.2. Analysis Methods
- 3.5.3. References
- 3.6. Tornadoes: 3.6.1. Data Sources: 3.6.2. Analysis Methods
- 3.6.3. References
- 3.7. Landslides: 3.7.1. Data Sources
- 3.7.2. Analysis Methods
- 3.7.3. References
- Chapter 4. Infrastructure Data Collection Process
- Chapter 5. Approach to Characterizing Infrastructure Vulnerability to Hazards.