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Hurricane LaneFriday, August 24, 2018

Situation Overview• Widespread total rainfall amounts of 10 to 20 inches, with

local amounts over 30 to 40 inches in higher terrain, are likely over the Hawaiian Islands through the weekend.

• The heavy rainfall will cause areas of life threatening flash flooding and mudslides.

• Tropical storm conditions will continue over the Big Island, Maui and Oahu Counties today. Hurricane conditions are possible over some parts of Maui County and Oahu tonight. Tropical storm or hurricane conditions are possible on Kauai tonight and Saturday.

• Dangerous surf and swells are likely along all Hawaiian Islands south and west facing shores through the weekend. Significant coastal erosion is likely.

• A 2 to 4 foot storm surge may inundate coastal areas; especially during the time of high tides this afternoon (HST).

FEMA Region IX Update

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• Activations/Declarations: • EM Declaration (EM-3399-HI)• RIX RRCC partially activated at Enhanced Watch • Region VII IMAT is in RIX RRCC supporting response ops• RSOI is activating today• 2-3 GIS Specialists to be deployed to Oahu to support GIUL• Additional GIS specialist supporting from Sacramento• We will be working through the weekend• Team on island is sheltering in place today

• Current Priorities: • Modeling Hazard Exposure

• Concern is more rain/flooding than wind • Working with USGS to identify areas vulnerable to land slides• MEOWs / MOMs• HAZUS – Pacific Disaster Center is doing multiple runs per day

• Products:• Map Journal

• Open Shelters Dashboard• Hazard Exposure• CIKR

• Landslide risk• Estimated wind & rain impacts

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FEMA HQ NRCC Updates• Production and Modeling:

• Disasters.Geoplatform page for Hurricane Lane is up: https://communities.geoplatform.gov/disasters/category/national-disaster-events/hurricane-lane/

• Building outlines from Oak Ridge National Labs are available for download and as a web service for the main island of Hawaii:

• Web Service:https://services.arcgis.com/XG15cJAlne2vxtgt/arcgis/rest/services/ORNL_Hawaii_Building_Outlines/FeatureServer

• Download: https://data.femadata.com/NationalDisasters/HurricaneLane/Data/BuildingOutlines_OakRidgeNationalLab/Hawaii_MainIsland/

• PDC’s Hazus run for Advisory 33 being updated for upload to the FEMA Data FTP• https://data.femadata.com/NationalDisasters/HurricaneLane/Data/Hazus_PacificDisasterC

enter/Advisory33_08222018_2100UTC/

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FEMA HQ NRCC Updates• Production:

• Hazard Exposure Map: This is a heat map of residential parcels, weighted by Social Vulnerability Index and Hazard Intensity (Surge: MEOW, Wind: PDC’s HazusModel Wind Output, Rainfall: QPF 3-Day Outlook dated 8/23/2018 x Distance to River) indicating areas of most likely impacts.

• Web Service:https://tiles.arcgis.com/tiles/XG15cJAlne2vxtgt/arcgis/rest/services/Hazard_Exposure_Map/MapServer

• Currently focusing production efforts on specific streams due to data limitations

• Currently - Alakahi Stream, Honolii Stream, and Wailuku River.

• Brush Fire in Maui – 300 acres impacted, evacuations being ordered.

FEMA Incident Journal Updates

For more information, please contact FEMA-MACMAPS@fema.dhs.gov

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• Hurricane Incident Journal (Publically Accessible):

• Maintaining a preliminary map journal for the incident: http://arcg.is/WGXDq

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FEMA HQ NRCC – Remote Sensing• Production:

• AOI Tasking Priorities: The AOIs are based on 5km x 5km grid cells. Priorities range from 1 (highest priority) to 5 (lowest priority). The model is based on residential parcel density weighted by SVI and Hazard Intensity (the same input used for the Hazard Exposure Map). Web Service:https://services.arcgis.com/XG15cJAlne2vxtgt/arcgis/rest/services/AOI_Tasker/FeatureServer

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FEMA HQ NRCC – Remote Sensing• Collection and Analysis Priorities:

• Flooded communities, impacted CIKR, transportation impacts, landslides affecting communities and transportation

• Satellite Collections:• RadarSAT II collections planned and executing (MDA Planners)

• Product for Maui available tomorrow (8/25)• DigitalGlobe High Resolutions tasked (DHS DRO Update)

• Cloud cover is hindering imagery collection• TSX SAR planned (Eagle Vision)

• Cloud cover over populated areas causing issues • Assessing the need for Copernicus support request• FEMA NRCC refining visible satellite collection AOIs

• Aerial Collections:• MA for Hawaii CAP, post-storm• MA for DoD imaging mission (DoD/PACOM)• MA for CBP aircraft (currently in NRCC staffing process)• Collection planning for airborne providers (in progress)

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• Satellite Imagery Analysis and Production:• FEMA Response GIS Team• NASA Sport

• Encountered issues with processing imagery, solution in progress • NOAA JPSS

• Cloudy conditions hindering collection• Maui brush fires visible in day/night imagery products

• NASA JPL ARIA• Collecting Kauai tomorrow (8/25)• Gaining access to FEMA SFTP servers to post and used data there

• Alaska Satellite Facility

• Aerial Imagery Analysis and Production:• CAP Imagery (CAP Crowd?/NGB PED Cells?)• CBP Imagery/AMOC/PED/BigPipe• DoD airborne imagery PED?

FEMA HQ NRCC – Remote Sensing

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FEMA Crowdsourcing Updates

Crowdsourcing Playbook

Agency Updates• DHS

• No Update

• NGA• No Update

• USACE• No Update

• USCG• No Update

• USGS• No Update

• PDC• Hurricane Lane” event in DisasterAWARE™:https://emops.pdc.org/emops/?hazard_id=84352

• HHS• No Update

• Red Cross• No Update

• International Partners• No Updates

• Non-Federal Partners • ESRI

• Hurricane Lane ArcGIS Online Group• http://arcg.is/1G4GOX

• WAZE Data Feed• Feature Service:

https://services.arcgis.com/DO4gTjwJVIJ7O9Ca/arcgis/rest/services/Waze_Alerts_Hurricane_Lane/FeatureServer

• Item page: http://disasterresponse.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=f1a2d79142d94cf0b66851e420a3b72c#overview

Agency Updates• NOAA

• National Hurricane Center has released 2PM EST report• Not much has changed; forward motion has slowed almost to stop• Still off-shore: 140 miles SW of Kailua-Kona; 140 miles S of Honolulu• Expected to come closer to islands• Another area of showers moving into Big Island – rain fall less (½” - ¾” an hour)

• Still strong Category 2 Hurricane – still dangerous situation for islands• Forecasted to move closer to main island overnight.• Mostly tropical storm winds with potential of hurricane strength• 2-4’ wave surge• Next 6-12 hours critical

Additional Details

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Coordination Calls

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• FEMA Geospatial Coordination Call – Daily @ 2:00 PM (Eastern)

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Acronyms & DefinitionsAGOL ArcGIS OnlineAOI Area of InterestASI Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (Italian Space Agency)CAP Civil Air PatrolCI/KR Critical Infrastructure and Key ResourcesDec Map Declaration map, used for both types of declarations provided for in the Stafford Act (emergency declarations and major disaster declarations)DEMs Digital Elevation ModelsEOC Emergency Operations CenterGeoFramework FEMA's 21 standard GIS products for response and recovery efforts, including hazard maps, impacted population, transportation, etc.GeoPlatform FEMA's ArcGIS OnlineHDDS USGS Hazards Data Distribution SystemHIFLD Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level DataHWM High Water Mark MA Mission AssignmentMAC FEMA Mapping and Analysis CenterMEOWs Maximum Envelope of Water; provides worst case basin snapshot for a particular storm category, forward speed, trajectory, and initial tide levelMDWG FEMA Modeling and Data Working GroupNFHL National Flood Hazard LayerNFIP National Flood Insurance ProgramNGA National Geospatial-Intelligence AgencyNRCC National Response Coordination Center; Coordinates the overall Federal response and supportNWC FEMA National Watch CenterNWS National Weather ServicePDA Preliminary Damage AssessmentReploss Repetitive Loss, as related to NFIP-insured structures RRCC FEMA Regional Response Coordination CenterRWC Regional Watch CenterSAS Situational Awareness Section, as related to the NRCC and/or RRCCUAS Unmanned Aircraft SystemsWebEOC FEMA internal incident management software/system for information sharing, storage, requests, etc.