Mitigation Assessment Team Report: Hurricane Michael in Florida (FEMA P-2077)
Date Published: February 20, 2020
The Mitigation Assessment Team Report on Hurricane Michael in Florida (FEMA P-2077) provides a detailed analysis of wind-related damage to residential structures. It highlights structural failures, particularly gable failures in coastal homes, due to high winds. The report also examines damage to roofing materials and building envelope components, offering insights on product approvals, installation techniques, and performance post-Hurricane Michael.
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Details
Disaster PhaseAfter
File TypePDF
LanguageEnglish
Category
Mitigation & PlanningTechnical GuidanceAssessmentEmergency ResponseDesign & Construction
Audience
PublicCommunity OfficialsBuilding Professionals
Hazard Type
FloodingHurricaneStrong Wind
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