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The Hurricane-flood-landslide continuum-forecasting Hurricane effects at landfall

January 1, 2004

The integration of remote-sensing and in-situ observations, and assimilation of these observations into high-resolution mesoscale models was described. It was observed that the greatest loss of life and property is the direct result of the storm because of the high winds and heavy rain. The research were conducted to develop a warning system that included satellite observations to track dangerous level of precipitation and hurricane. The focus of the continuum project was to improve the ability to predict the evolution of the Earth system.

Publication Year 2004
Title The Hurricane-flood-landslide continuum-forecasting Hurricane effects at landfall
Authors A. J. Negri, J. H. Golden, R. G. Updike
Publication Type Conference Paper
Publication Subtype Conference Paper
Index ID 70027136
Record Source USGS Publications Warehouse