February 6 10 2012 Kevin J Richards Hawaiis Activities 2011 Mapping amp Modeling Status Tsunami Advisory Group Hawaii State Earthquake Advisory Committee NTHMP Activities ID: 803698
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NTHMP Annual Meeting
San Diego, Ca. February 6 - 10, 2012Kevin J Richards
Slide2Hawaii’s Activities 2011
Mapping & Modeling Status
Tsunami Advisory Group
Hawaii State Earthquake Advisory Committee
NTHMP Activities
TsunamiReady
Activities
Special Projects
Exercises
Honshu Earthquake
Slide3Tsunami Inundation Mapping
First state to develop tsunami evacuation maps for emergency management (1991)
Cover 725 of 1500 km of Hawaii coastlinesBased on five most-destructive trans-Pacific tsunamis to Hawaii during the last century
Inferred from 1D modeling of recorded run-upUpdate of Evacuation Maps:
In coordination with National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program
Latest topographic and land use data and 2D modeling techniques
Evaluation of hypothetical distant and regional tsunamis
1960
1946
1964
1952
1957
Mariana
Japan
Solomon
Tonga
Cascadian
Hawaii
Kalapana on
west shore
Slide4Mapping Milestones
Oahu & Hawaii:
Mapped and Modeled
Tsunami Inundation Mapping – Review Panel
State Approved and Released Data to City and County Completed
City and County Developed Evacuation Map
Public Information Campaign and Publishing
Maui:
Mapped and Modeled
Tsunami Inundation Mapping – Review Panel Maui
Kauai:
Kickoff meeting scheduled for the first quarter 2012
Greater then 9.+ From Alaska?
Slide5Tsunami Advisory Group
(TAG)
New advisory group made up of representatives from ITIC, PTWC, UH, Counties, and SCD and meet as needed
Activities:
10/12 Post Tsunami Project
10/14 Reauthorization of the Tsunami Warning
& Education Act (TWEA)
10/24 Greater then a 9.+ from Alaska
10/26 Pacific Islands Mapping Issues
11/8 Post Tsunami Project
12/1 Post Tsunami Project - Poster
12/7 2012 Tsunami Awareness Week Activities
Slide6Hawaii State Earthquake Advisory Committee
(HSEAC) Activities:
3/3 JMA (
Fujinawa
) - Earthquake Research and
Development Presentation
3/4 HSEAC Meeting
6/17 HSEAC Meeting
7/5 ASCE, Sub-Committee Meeting
9/9 HSEAC Meeting
9/28 NASA, Early Warning Presentation
12/16 HSEAC Meeting
Slide7NTHMP Activities
2/3 Semi-Annual Meeting & Exec. Com. Meeting - Portland OR.
2/28 Semi-Annual Report
3/14 PRiMO – Pacific Partners Meeting & Workshop – Samoa
6/14 NTHMP Program Presentation –Hilo
6/15 NTHMP Program Presentation – Kauai
6/20 NTHMP Program Presentation – Oahu
6/21 NTHMP Program Presentation – Maui
10/17 NOAA - West Coast Conference & MES-CC Workshop –
Seattle/Lynnwood, WA.
Note:
There were 13 Tele-conferences held in 2011
covering a verity of issues
Slide8TsunamiReady
ActivitiesKailua:4/5/11 Presented TsunamiReady Program
1/9/12 Certified
TsunamiReady
Marine Corp Base Hawaii:
7/20/11 Presented TsunamiReady Program
1/9/12 Certified
TsunamiReady
Ewa
Beach:
8/22/11 Presented TsunamiReady Program
United States Coast Guard:
8/2/11 Presented
TsunamiReady
program
Pearl Harbor:
9/11 Certified
TsunamiReady
Kaneohe:
9/21/11 Presented
TsunamiReady
Program
Kapolei:
9/26/11 Contact Made/Interested
North Shore:
6/23/11 Contact Made/Interested
Maui:
1/4/12 Contact Made/Interested
Slide9Special Projects
Tsunami Awareness Kits
Menus Project
Evacuation Task Force
(ESF 17)
Oahu Tsunami Signs
KAHU Radio
Maui Train the Trainer
Hilo Airport/
Keaukala
Mobile Tsunami
Display Unit
Slide10Exercises
4/1 Kai Mamiki - Local Tsunami Exercise Statewide
5/23 – 6/3 Makani Pahili 2011 – Hurricane Statewide
8/17 DOE, Senor Leadership, Tsunami TTX
9/7 Civil Defense Staff Tsunami Drill (Unannounced)
9/15 Civil Defense Staff Tsunami Drill (Unannounced)
9/29 Kailua Tsunami Exercise
10/3 Kai Mimiki - Distant Tsunami Exercise
Slide11Kevin J Richards
Desk: (808) 733-4300 ex: 561Email: krichards@scd.hawaii.gov
Slide12Honshu
Earthquake & Tsunami
Slide13Honshu
Earthquake & TsunamiOrigin Time: 7:46 p.m. HST 3-10-11Tsunami Warning Issued: 9:31 p.m. (HST)
The Tsunami Advisory ended for the State of Hawaii at 11:26 a.m. (HST) 3-11-11
Location: 80 miles off the east coast of Honshu, Japan, 6 miles deep
Coordinates: 38.3° N 142.4° E
Magnitude: 8.9 Moment
Wave Arrival:
Nawiliwili
: 3:07 a.m. HST
Slide14Honshu
Earthquake & Tsunami ARRIVAL TIMES AND MAX WATER LEVEL (INCLUDING TIDE)
County Location
Arrival
Times
Estimated Max Water Level
w/ Tide, 1
st
Arrival
Most Representative Wave Height
Nawiliwili,
Kauai
3:07 a.m. HST
2.43 feet
2.80 feet
Hanalei,
Kauai
3:03 a.m. HST
13.92 feet
2.80 feet
Haleiwa,
Oahu
3:07 a.m. HST
7.06 feet
3.60 feet
Honolulu Harbor, Oahu
3:14 a.m. HST
3.45 feet
2.30 feet
Kahului
, Maui
3:30 a.m. HST
5.89 feet
6.0 feet
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
3:36 a.m. HST
3.98 feet
2.80 feet
Hilo,
Hawaii
3:42 a.m. HST
7.66 feet
4.3 feet
Slide15Honshu
Earthquake & Tsunami
Slide16Honshu
Earthquake & Tsunami Mar 11: Tsunami Impacts Hawaii
Mar 11 & Ongoing : State/Counties Conduct Damage Assessments
Mar 17 : SCD Requests JPDA of FEMA
Mar 22-23 : FEMA/State Conduct JPDA
Mar 25 : Gov. Requests Pres. Declaration
Apr 8 : Pres. Issues Major Disaster Declaration
Jurisdictions
Total Damage Estimates
State Departments
$ 7,654,691.75
County of Hawaii
$ 562,500.00
County of Maui
$ 195,371.32
C & C of Honolulu
$ 26,022.29
County of Kauai
$ 52,662.78
TOTAL
$ 8,491,248.14
Slide17Honshu
Earthquake & TsunamiHONSHU EARTHQUAKE & TSUNAMI 3-10-11 SITUATION REPORT As of 8:00 a.m. HST March 14, 2011
HAWAII:
Kealakekua Bay reports 7 homes and the church hall severely damaged. ARC reported 28 homes received various levels of damages. One home was washed out into the ocean.
Debris cleared by county crews along
Alii
Drive, Kailua-Kona.
Kailua-Kona pier sustained major damage.
Hilo Harbor is now opened to commercial traffic.
MAUI:
Maalaea
Boat Harbor sustained major damage to all docks and four boats.
ARC reports indicate 11 homes sustained some damage in Wailuku; 2 in
Kihei
; 8 in
Spreckelsville
; and 6 homes in Kamalo
, Molokai. Kahului
Harbor is now opened to commercial traffic.
KAUAI:
County announced the All Clear status at 7:28 a.m. on 3-11-11. No reports of public or private property damage.
EOC published a final PERDISREP and deactivated at 7:30 a.m. on 3-11-11. No reports of private or public property damage.
Slide18Hawaii
(Big Island)
Slide19Four
Seasons HotelKailua-Kona
King Kamehameha Hotel Kona
Keauhou Kona
Yacht
Club
Kona Village
Kailua-Kona
Slide20Maui
Molokai
Slide21Honshu
Earthquake & TsunamiOAHU: All Clear Status as of 8:16 a.m. DEM-EOC was deactivated at 10:00 a.m. HST. Non-essential county personnel were told not to report to work.
Keehi Lagoon closed for commercial traffic.
Haleiwa Harbor sustained extensive damage to main walkway so no access to at least 20 boats. Pier 300 is missing. Water line is broken and turned off.
Ala Wai Boat Harbor – confirmed one boat sank. Old piers are damaged and twisted; renovated piers are not damaged.
Keehi
Lagoon – extensive damage to piers and boats.
Keehi
Marine Center floating docks broke loose with 40-50 vessels still attached.
Keehi
Marine Center is working with DLNR to address the problems.
La Mariana Sail Boat Club sustained damages to piers and boats.
Sum total approximately 200 boats reported either damaged or sunk. Boats that were evacuated where permitted to dock at
Kewalo
Basin.
Honolulu Harbor is open but
Keehi Lagoon is closed to tug and barge traffic.
Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor sustained major damages to piers and moorings.
MILITARY: JTF-HD EOC was deactivated as of 12:05 p.m. HST 3-11-11.
Slide22Ke`ehi
SBH
O`ahu
Hale`iwa
SBH
O`ahu
Damaged Moorings at
Hale`iwa
SBH
O`ahu
Slide23Kevin J Richards
Desk: (808) 733-4300 ex: 561Email: krichards@scd.hawaii.gov