Sentence examples for hazard mitigation plan from inspiring English sources

"Communities can also receive reductions in flood insurance premiums required under the National Flood Insurance Program for having an approved hazard mitigation plan," he said.

Before the 2001 unrest, hazard mitigation plans for eruptions and unrest of Hakone volcano were virtually nonexistent.

In the study by Berke et al. (2012), 30 state hazard mitigation plans were selected and analyzed.

Borehole PS logging to a depth of 30 m was conducted at five sites in a central area of the Kathmandu basin by JICA and MoHA (2002) for seismic hazard mitigation planning.

These variables represent data that U.S. jurisdictions are encouraged to collect as they develop State and local hazard mitigation plans (Federal Emergency Management Agency 2001) to qualify for receiving certain types of hazard mitigation grant funds and other nonemergency disaster assistance under the U.S. Hazard Mitigation Grant Program in accordance with the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000.

We thus need to consider the possibility of lahars in hazard mitigation planning regardless of the hydrological environment of the eruption center (e.g., with or without a crater lake) and season during which the eruption occurs (e.g., with or without snow cover).

Thus, GIS-MCDA methods are increasingly being used in LSM for the prediction of future hazards, decision making, as well as hazard mitigation plans (Feizizadeh and Blaschke, 2013a).

Berke et al. (2012) developed a set of principles to guide improvement of federally required state hazard mitigation plans and rate the quality of their components (such as hazard, vulnerability, capability and risk assessments; mitigation policies; monitoring; and coordination with local governments).

One year later, in 1991, a National Committee for Natural Disaster Reduction was established in Iran and a national mitigation plan named Iran Earthquake Hazard Mitigation Program (IEHMP) started.

For projects identified as such, researchers are required to develop "risk mitigation plans".

Because of the cost-of-repairs criteria, the hazard mitigation program may not be suitable for expensive second homes.