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Chapter 7:Hazard Analysis—Earthquakes <br /> 7.5.2 Future Plans <br /> Project Description Status <br /> Adapt HAZUS-MH or other hazard New building inventory data for HAZUS MH new model for <br /> modeling to Hawaii Leland: Hawaii County will make HAZUS disaster planning ise ready for use <br /> Develop scenario training and MH be capable of producing in 2010 <br /> mitigation planning capahilities; earthquake damage maps and <br /> Implement operational use of reports at a much higher spatial <br /> HAZUS-MH for use by the Pacific resolution,based on the best <br /> Disaster Center,fbr immediate loss available building and soil data,and <br /> estimates during future it will perform analysis using <br /> earthquakes on Haivaii Island ShakeMap output from USGS. <br /> Update the HAZUS MH model to Compile detailed data on bridges in Proposed HSEAC Planning <br /> incorporate detailed data on State Hawaii County Project <br /> and County Bridges Update the HAZUS MH model and <br /> develop more accurate bridge <br /> Current loss models reflect default damage estimates for earthquake <br /> data that is incomplete and not up scenarios <br /> to date with present status Formulate priority rankings of <br /> higher vulnerability bridges not yet <br /> retrofitted <br /> Identify earthquake-induced <br /> ground failure area <br /> Public Symposia and Teacher Training Workshops on Natural Hazards(Jan.—May 20 10) <br /> CSAV hosts a series of four public symposia and teacher training workshops that address the major natural <br /> hazards occurring in Hawaii(Volcanic Eruptions,Earthquakes,Tsunami,and Hurricanes). <br /> Educational Outreach by USGS Hawaii Earthquake Fact Sheet Ongoing preparation <br /> Coastal Hazard Cards Ongoing distribution <br /> 7-23 Hawaii County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />