This one-day awareness-level training course provides an overview of the
the hazards facing coastal communities. Examples of these hazards are
short term events such as high surf, storm surge, and tsunami
inundation, or long term threats from sea level rise and coastal erosion.
As an awareness-level course, this course provides participants a general
understanding of the risks associated with coastal hazards, introduce
methods of assessing that risk, and describe tools to help prepare for,
plan for, and reduce those risks to coastal communities. 

Details
Date(s)	Tue. Jan 19, 2021 1300-1700  Wed. Jan 20, 2021 1300-1700
Location	Online Delivery See Offering Specific Information for details, OTHER NC  Google Map
Handicap Accessibility	Yes
WiFi Access
Offered By	University of Hawaii
Primary Instructor	FED, Direct Delivery
Course Length
Course Hours	8
CEUs
Prerequisites
Maximum Participants	25
# Open Seats	25
# on Wait List	0
Attachments	Course Flyer

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