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Map • till <br />i X <br />i <br />SnuoanaC:. Gw r:-Wi <br />sdeef one d(d . <br />Grid sed. sa .4 <br />aastdn le JMnnM —. <br />ROW Vag. Collect.. Rale <br />M Cubic Yoft 7500 <br />1fn11CasVCY9rTon 17 <br />Ed Cuble Yards 35500 <br />WC.UCY.Ten 19 <br />Debris Estimate and Methodology: DP&O leverages our TRKRTM for rapid accurate debris damage <br />assessments both using windshield surveys, with mapping debris zones and visually quantifying debris <br />(vegetative, c/d white goods, leaner. hangers,) using the TRKRTM mobile app form with photos. <br />Debris Estimating Army USACE: Additionally, we also plan ahead using USACE debris estimating model <br />based on Residential household (population), Tree Canopy and Industrial density. Potential debris that could be <br />generated and onsite damages to each of the MDC campus in the event of catastrophic Hurricane 4 or 5 which <br />high winds could bring area disaster generated debris. Debris forecasting is crucial to determining the size of the <br />response needed. In general, the following formula is used to estimate debris quantities: <br />Q = H x (C) x (V) x (B) x (S) <br />H (Households) = Population / 3 (3 persons per household) <br />C (Category of Storm) Factor = (See Below) <br />V (Vegetative Multiplier) Factor = (See Below) <br />B (Commercial Density Multiplier) _ (See Below) <br />S (Precipitation Multiplier) _ (See Below) <br />Hurricane Category Value of "C" Factor <br />1 2 CY <br />2 8 CY <br />3 26 CY <br />4 50 CY <br />5 80 CY <br />Vegetative Cover Value of "V" Multiplier <br />Light 1.1 <br />Medium 1.3 <br />Heavy 1.5 <br />Commercial Density Value of "B" Multiplier <br />Light 1.0 <br />43 <br />Loaner <br />TMI T— 250 <br />Coll P. T- 250 <br />Nenger <br />TbUITrees 1100 <br />Cofl Per Tree 157 <br />Slumps <br />TslaiTnef <br />Debris Estimate and Methodology: DP&O leverages our TRKRTM for rapid accurate debris damage <br />assessments both using windshield surveys, with mapping debris zones and visually quantifying debris <br />(vegetative, c/d white goods, leaner. hangers,) using the TRKRTM mobile app form with photos. <br />Debris Estimating Army USACE: Additionally, we also plan ahead using USACE debris estimating model <br />based on Residential household (population), Tree Canopy and Industrial density. Potential debris that could be <br />generated and onsite damages to each of the MDC campus in the event of catastrophic Hurricane 4 or 5 which <br />high winds could bring area disaster generated debris. Debris forecasting is crucial to determining the size of the <br />response needed. In general, the following formula is used to estimate debris quantities: <br />Q = H x (C) x (V) x (B) x (S) <br />H (Households) = Population / 3 (3 persons per household) <br />C (Category of Storm) Factor = (See Below) <br />V (Vegetative Multiplier) Factor = (See Below) <br />B (Commercial Density Multiplier) _ (See Below) <br />S (Precipitation Multiplier) _ (See Below) <br />Hurricane Category Value of "C" Factor <br />1 2 CY <br />2 8 CY <br />3 26 CY <br />4 50 CY <br />5 80 CY <br />Vegetative Cover Value of "V" Multiplier <br />Light 1.1 <br />Medium 1.3 <br />Heavy 1.5 <br />Commercial Density Value of "B" Multiplier <br />Light 1.0 <br />43 <br />