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Best practices all available online and easily accessible Ideally free although may be acceptable to require small fee in developed world as small % of house value is worthwhile to ensure it is not at risk Must be free in developing world as disposable income and financial priority of risk is much lower Implied resolution of any hazard map, info should be available on data and boundaries used * Study carried out by Geoscience Australia in conjunction with Fire and Emergency Services Authority Extensive paper surveying tsunami risk in W Australia Above maps are available on FESA website Many good quality evacuation plans along W coast of USA but little attempt made at return period maps etc. * California Is one of the most wealthy areas globally with a very high natural hazard risk Multi hazards available on one website Information for each risk category is provided in multi formats (pamphlets, videos, songs etc.) Combined with excellent advertising campaign on local media and billboards to raise awareness of hazards (particularly fire breaks) Almost perfect example of how to provide hazard information to the public Only failing is lake of numerical risk boundaries * Very difficult to provide return period maps for wind speeds as hurricane has so many variables, challenge even for commercial sector Even during an event, very complicated to produce likely landfall and effect maps NHC provides good quality warnings and maps for events in progress Map is adequate for giving general risk to an area however does not attempt to take in to account variable such as forward travel speed and diameter of storm * Following Katrina in 2005 substantial efforts made to plan for storm surge flooding in New Orleans Provides maps to show flood risk pre Katrina and also flood risk today (taking in to account recent improvements made to the levee system) No information given on likely velocity of flood water or potential wave action from strong winds during a storm NHC also provides p