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Re: damage predictions
      Tue Sep 09 2008 02:34 AM

there should be a general list, how much windspeed is expected to cause how much damage
in which region.
This could be combined with the forecast-models.

I remember, I saw a quick estimate of the Gustav damage before the first reports
about actual damages came in

expected (local) damage is more important, more interesting for the mitigation,
evacuation plans than predicted paths and windspeeds

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* damage predictions gsgs Tue Sep 09 2008 02:34 AM
. * * Re: damage predictions Clark   Mon Sep 08 2008 05:22 PM
. * * Re: damage predictions gsgs   Tue Sep 09 2008 02:34 AM
. * * Re: damage predictions cieldumort   Tue Sep 09 2008 03:09 AM
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