Guam Hazard Mitigation Plan - Western States Seismic Policy Council

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List of Tables, Figures, and AppendicesTablesTable 3-1Table 3-2Hazard Mitigation Advisory Committee2008 Guam HMP Review and RevisionsTable 4-1 Population of Guam, 1990–2020Table 4-2 Populations Potentially Vulnerable to Hazards on Guam, 2000Table 4-3Table 4-4Dwelling Units Potentially Vulnerable to Hazards on Guam: Owners/Renters,2000Number of Civilian Establishments and Civilian Employment on Guam byIndustrial Division, 2007Table 4-5 Total Employment on Guam by Industrial Division, 2000Table 4-6 Tourist Arrivals to Guam, 2000–2010Table 4-7 Building Permits Issued by Year, 2000–2010Table 4-8 Building Permits Issued by Village, 2010Table 5-1Table 5-2Table 5-3Guam Historical Hazard Event Database FieldSummary Historical Record of Hazards on GuamAnnual Summary of Notifiable Disease Reports by Residence of Patient onGuam, 2009Table 5-4 Summary of Annual Notifiable Disease Reports on Guam, 2000–2009Table 5-5Magnitude/Intensity/Ground-Shaking ComparisonsTable 5-6 Recent M 5.7 or Greater Earthquakes Felt on Guam, 1975–2010Table 5-7 Major Typhoons with Modeled Wave Heights, 1950–2010Table 5-8Table 5-9Rainfall for Typhoon Eye-Wall (inches)Rainfall for Non-Tropical Cyclone Thunderstorms (inches)*Table 5-10 Oil and Chemical Spills, 2000–2010Table 5-11Table 5-12Table 5-13Estimated Monthly Frequency of High Surf Event Advisories/WarningsAverage Recurrence Interval for High Surf on GuamMonthly Frequency of Cloud-to-Ground Lightning on GuamTable 5-14 High Wind Speeds Recorded or Estimated during Typhoons, 1950–2010Table 5-15 Historical Tsunami Inundations on Guam, 1819–2010Table 5-16Table 5-17Table 5-18Table 5-19Wildland Fire Fuel ModelPotential of Exposure to Most-Significant Hazards on Guam by PopulationPotential of Exposure to Most-Significant Hazards on Guam by EFMUTSPotential of Exposure to Most-Significant Hazards on Guam by GBSiv
List of Tables, Figures, and AppendicesTable 5-20Table 5-21Table 5-22Table 6-1Table 6-2Table 6-3Table E-1Table E-2Table E-3Table E-4Table F-1Table F-2Table F-3Table F-4Table F-5Table F-6Table F-7Table F-8Table F-9Table F-10Table F-11Table F-12Table F-13Summary All-Hazard Vulnerability and Potential Loss Results for Guam: TotalSummary All-Hazard Vulnerability and Potential Loss Results for Guam:ProportionRepetitive Loss PropertiesPre- and Post-Disaster Mitigation Policies and ProgramsPotential Mitigation ActionsImplementation StrategyEssential FacilitiesMajor UtilitiesTransportation SystemsTransportation Systems (Major Roads)Vulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Total AssetsVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Proportion of Total AssetsVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Seismic Total Affected byFault ProximityVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Seismic Proportion Affectedby Fault ProximityVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Seismic Total Affected byVery High LiquefactionVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Seismic Proportion Affectedby Very High LiquefactionVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Seismic Total Affected byHigh LiquefactionVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Seismic Proportion Affectedby High LiquefactionVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Flooding Total Affected byFlooding (Key Subhazard of Tropical Cyclone)Vulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Flooding ProportionAffected by Flooding (Key Subhazard of Tropical Cyclone)Vulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Hazardous Material EventTotal Affected by Air Permitted FacilitiesVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Hazardous Material EventProportion Affected by Air Permitted FacilitiesVulnerability and Potential Loss Results by Village: Hazardous Material EventTotal Affected by Water Permitted Facilitiesv
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Page 15 and 16: AcknowledgementsRay Calvo, Guam Env
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SECTIONEIGHTReferences8. Section 8
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SECTIONEIGHTReferencesGuam Departme
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Appendix AAdoption Resolution
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Appendix BFEMA Crosswalk
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