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Pacific Northwest Storms Of December 14 2007 Lifeline Performance Edited By Teresa Elliot

Name: Pacific Northwest Storms Of December 14 2007 Lifeline Performance Edited By Teresa Elliot
SKU: BELL-5394498
Price: 31.00 USD
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Pacific Northwest Storms Of December 14 2007 Lifeline Performance Edited By Teresa Elliot instant download after payment.

Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.17 MB

Pages: 127

Author: Edited by Teresa Elliot, P.E. and Alex K. Tang, P.E

ISBN: 9780784412336, 9780784476925, 0784412332, 0784476926

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Pacific Northwest Storms Of December 14 2007 Lifeline Performance Edited By Teresa Elliot by Edited By Teresa Elliot, P.e. And Alex K. Tang, P.e 9780784412336, 9780784476925, 0784412332, 0784476926 instant download after payment.

On December 1-4, 2007, a series of storms with hurricane-force winds and heavy rains lashed the U.S. Pacific Northwest, hitting southwestern Washington and northwestern Oregon especially hard. These storms dropped 37 cm (14.5 in) of rain with gusts up to 206 km/h (129 mph). They caused major flooding and landslides and claimed five lives. This TCLEE report examines the effects of the Pacific Northwest Storms on lifeline infrastructure systems: highways, electric power, water, wastewater/stormwater, telecommunications, coasts and waterways, and emergency response