Hurricane Ivan

OVERVIEW This project describes Drake Carter aged about 25 years of age. He is a sex offender who has been convicted and put on rehabilitation program as means of integrating him back into the society. He is a subject a case study of the sex offenders and what drives these people to engage in such crimes. Carter lives in the white neighborhood where the population is not dense, and people are friendly to the neighbors. This community also has many single mothers. Carter was very friendly and ready

natural phenomena that are potential threats to people within a society, structures or economic assets and may cause disaster. Natural disasters are inevitable and ubiquitous worldwide. Within the Caribbean, they are chiefly present in the forms of hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, droughts, and volcanoes. The great damages caused by natural disasters may be divided into three categories: social, economic

Florida has been hit by many of the most devastating and destructive hurricanes on record in the United States. Damages have exceeded $500 million just since the turn of the century (Kim & Marcouiller, 2016). According to Malmstadt, Scheitlin, and Elsner (2009), the cost to insure property against storms is highest in Florida and continues to rise. So how do we manage these crises when they arrive? While damage costs skyrocket, how do we as emergency managers increase the collaboration with community

Hurricanes, just one of many of mother natures designs. What can start off as a simple tropical storm can turn deadly within a matter of hours. High-winds, rain, and destruction seems to be the basic understand most have of hurricanes. Which for the most part seems to be correct. Over the recent years NASA and a team of meteorologist have been working diligently to help better improve the tracking and prediction of hurricanes. Aside from high winds, there are much more to hurricanes than what is

consecutive hurricanes within the span of 44 days. From August 13 until early October, Florida was struck by Hurricanes Charley, Hurricane Frances, Hurricane Ivan, and Hurricane Jeanne whom all ranged winds of 90mph to 160mph. These storms left behind costly environmental, structural and social damage. Ripping the roofs off many homes while dismantling many other homes, those hurricanes changed the way the State of Florida and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) viewed Atlantic hurricane season

What risk does hurricane pose to social vulnerable population and how do they prepare? People get more vulnerable when the disaster strike comparing to the power associated with a hurricane. ¬Hurricane Katrina will not be faded easily from people’s memories for a long time, because of the magnitude of the losses. (The costliest mainland United States hurricanes, 1992-2008) Rank Hurricane Year Category Damage (U.S.) 1 Katrina (FL, LA, MS) 2005 3 $108,000,000,000 2 Ike (TX, LA) 2008 2 $29,520

However, the skills and capabilities of personnel assigned to "surge teams" that deploy to assist with on-site support must also be maintained and updated through training and exercises. The after-action report for the ESF-1 program for the 2005 hurricane season found the volunteers from throughout the agency to be important resources to help meet the demands of a catastrophic incident, but that some needed more training in the established ESF-1 and NRP processes. An integrated training program is

Hurricanes and tornadoes have very noticeable differences, but there are also some very similar things when it comes to them both. The things I want to talk about being the precipitation, the emotional and physical hardships and heartaches that ensues when they happen, and the financial hardship people and the nation go through. This paper will be touching base on many different aspects that you don't get from the weather station and the news. Also, it will be showing the devastation that both cause

Hurricane Emily Hurricane Emily was a powerful tropical cyclone that wreaked havoc across the Caribbean Sea to Mexico. It broke the record for being the strongest hurricane formed, just days after Hurricane Dennis had done so. The storm formed on July 10th, 2005 in the centre of the Atlantic Ocean. It then passed over the Windward Islands on the 14th, before traveling west-northwest and slowly intensified over the Caribbean until it hit its peak as a Category 5 hurricane on July 16th. This made

property that might result in the occurrence of a natural of man-made hazard. Hurricanes are among the costliest and the most destructive of natural disasters. Since 1995, the United States has witnessed more intense activities by hurricanes with Mobile County in Alabama experiencing hurricane Ivan and hurricane Dennis in 2004 and 2005 (Link, 2010). In 2005, Hurricane Katrina was the costliest and one of the deadliest hurricanes to have hit the United States and was rated category three in Mobile County