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Re: Would like to see SLOSH model results of Katrina
      Mon Oct 03 2005 05:43 PM

They'll run the SLOSH model on Katrina in retrospect, if not run in real-time, though I'd have a hard time imagining why they wouldn't have done so given the circumstances. I'll be interested to see the results at some point -- I'll probably get to see some of them in January/February if I'm lucky.

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* Would like to see SLOSH model results of Katrina Margie Mon Oct 03 2005 05:43 PM
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. * * Re: Would like to see SLOSH model results of Katrina Margie   Tue Oct 04 2005 12:12 PM
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