ROUNDTABLE WORKSHOP 19:
PROTECTING LIVES AND PROPERTY AT OUR COASTLINES
Wednesday, March 28, 2007 (9:00 am - 4:30 pm)
Keck Center - Room 100
500 Fifth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
Objective:
To discuss the increasing vulnerability of coastal residents and visitors to coastal hazards. The workshop will serve to inform stakeholders at all levels about the science and uncertainties associated with coastal vulnerability, its societal drivers, economic impacts, and how communities and the nation are preparing for the challenges involved. Issues to be addressed include consequences resulting from coastal population and land use changes, and the development of strategies to cope with the growing risks from weather-related and other types of coastal hazards.
Final Agenda (As of March 22, 2007)
9:00 am Welcome and Introductions
William H. Hooke, American Meteorological Society,
and Chair, Disasters Roundtable
9:10 am SESSION I: Drivers of Social Change at the Coastlines
Moderator: David Simpson, University of Louisville
9:40 am DISCUSSION
10:00 am SESSION II: Coastal Hazard Impacts and Nationwide Economic Ripples
Moderator: Margaret Davidson, NOAA
11:30 am DISCUSSION
12:00 pm LUNCH (Cafeteria available on the 3rd floor)
1:00 pm SESSION III: Life and Commerce Where the Land Meets the Sea
Moderator: Michael H. Freilich, NASA
2:10 pm DISCUSSION
2:30 pm SESSION IV: Federal, State and Local Response Plans for Coastal Hazards
Moderator: Ronald Eguchi, ImageCat Inc.
4:00 pm DISCUSSION
4:25 pm CLOSING REMARKS
William H. Hooke
4:30 pm Adjourn
This event is free and open to the public. Registration is now closed, but all are welcome to attend.
Updated Thursday, March 22, 2007 12:30 pm

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