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Chapter 7:Hazard Analysis—Earthquakes <br /> Enhanced shear-wave velocity measurements on the Big Island are incorporated into the <br /> ShakeMap product used in the analysis. Comparisons of observed versus modeled results <br /> show good correlation, including casualties, structural and non-structural economic losses, <br /> highway bridge impacts, and damage by building counts. The detailed validation study <br /> includes comparisons of modeled results to observed damage data collected from FEMA's <br /> Individual and Public Assistance programs and the ATC-20 process. The HAZUS Advanced <br /> Engineering Building Module (AEBM) technique was used to evaluate the modeled loss <br /> results for selected public buildings against the observed loss details of the disaster assistance <br /> worksheets. <br /> Table 7-4. Hawaii County comparison of W1 and MH SST Enhanced Data model run with ShakeMap vs.publicly <br /> documented damage counts <br /> HAZUS Damage Leve12 None <br /> Los5Ratio ON 59k 5%-25% 25%-50% 50%- 100% <br /> HAZUS MH Enhanced 39465 2910 128 2 0 <br /> Data Model- <br /> Estimated Number of <br /> W1 Homes <br /> FEMA IA counts for 39253 2989 18S 3 2 <br /> W1 <br /> .----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'---------------°°°------------------- <br /> HAZUS MH Enhanced 11860 2613 293 3 0 <br /> Data Model- <br /> Estimated Number of <br /> MH Homes <br /> FE MAIAcountsfor 13828 820 113 2 <br /> MH <br /> HAZUS M H Enhanced 51325 5523 421 5 <br /> Data Model W1 and <br /> MH <br /> FEMA IA 53081 3809 298 8 <br /> ATC Tags 55265 1705(Green) 227(Yellow) 77(Red) <br /> {Limited Scope) <br /> ARC Survey I 54945 2009 280 40 <br /> 7.5.1.5 Power Reliability Improvements <br /> Following the Kiholo Bay Earthquake, associated power system events led to island-wide <br /> blackouts for Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. (HECO) on Oahu and Maui Electric <br /> Company, Ltd. (MECO) on Maui, although there was little apparent seismic damage to the <br /> electric systems on either island. Hawaii Electric Light Company, Inc. (HELCO) on the <br /> island of Hawaii maintained partial service with an isolated section, or"island" of generation <br /> and customer load in the Hilo area. <br /> Since this event, efforts have been made to improve the reliability of the power systems on <br /> all islands, with the primarily focus on the Island of Oahu where the effects of the blackout <br /> were greatest. <br /> 7-22 Hawaii Countv Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />
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