Geohazards, Extreme Weather Events, and Climate Change Resilience Manual

Zelenko, Brian; Loehr, Erik; Boeckmann, Andrew; Dorney, Chris; Godfrey, Elizabeth; WSP USA Inc.

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Geohazards, Extreme Weather Events, and Climate Change Resilience Manual

2023-02-01
By Zelenko, Brian ; Loehr, Erik ; Boeckmann, Andrew ; ...

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Zelenko, Brian ; Loehr, Erik ; Boeckmann, Andrew ; Dorney, Chris ; Godfrey, Elizabeth

Zelenko, Brian ; Loehr, Erik ; Boeckmann, Andrew ; Dorney, Chris ; Godfrey, Elizabeth Less -
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WSP USA Inc.
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Mohamed, Khalid ; Kafalenos, Robert ; Habic, Elizabeth

Mohamed, Khalid ; Kafalenos, Robert ; Habic, Elizabeth Less -
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration
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Climate Change Debris Flows Disaster Resilience Landslides Rockfalls
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FHWA-HIF-23-008
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Manual
Geographical Coverage:

United States
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration
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Geohazards—such as landslides, liquefaction, rockfalls, subsidence, expansive/collapsible soils, and erosion—can pose major threats to transportation assets. Extreme weather events can also trigger and/or exacerbate geohazards, and the increasing incidence of such events is a concern in certain regions of the United States. A geohazards management program that evaluates the associated risk can help transportation agencies manage these threats by making comprehensive system performance decisions. Such a program can help agencies manage cost-effective methods for characterizing and reducing risk, develop adaptation methods, and establish a resilient transportation system.
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