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Bibliography on Flood Proofing
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3/1/1977
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National Hasards Research and Applications Information Center
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<br />~ <br /> <br />Sheaffer, John Richard. University of Chicago, Center for Urban Studies. <br />Available from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Offices, no charge. <br />Also available from the National Technical Information Service, Springfield, <br />~. <br />Introduction to flood proofing. April, 1967. PC$6.00/MF$0.95. <br />67p. (NTIS no. AD~663 058) <br /> <br />This publication on flood proofing is intended to acquaint public officials, <br />building owners and professionals with the essential principles and to outline <br />and illustrate a number of simple but effective measures for reducing flood dam- <br />age. <br /> <br />Sheaffer, <br />Flood <br />198p. <br /> <br />John Richard. University of Chicago, Dept. of Geography <br />proofing: An element in a flood damage reduction program. <br />(University of Chicago, Dept. of Geography Research Paper <br /> <br />1960. <br />no. 65) <br /> <br />After a review of flood proofing methods, a geographical and socio-econ- <br />omic field study of the urban community of Bristol; Tennessee-Virginia is presen- <br />ted. Perceptions of businessmen of the local flood ha~ard are discussed. The <br />potential for flood loss in Bristol is estimated by comparing various kinds of <br />structures to the results of an extensive TVA Chattanooga flood damage survey. <br />The results of a cost-benefit analysis of flood proofing for 24 sample business~s <br />are presented for three flood intensities and three methods of financing. <br />The applicability of flood proofing is discussed inJElation to other adjust- <br />ments, regional geography, accurate flood forecasting, technical guidance, fi- <br />nancing, flood plain regulations, and legal aspects. <br /> <br />'-' <br /> <br />U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Office of the Chief of Engineers. Washington, <br />D.C. <br />Flood-proofing regulations. 1972.. <br />79p. <br /> <br />A manual of Army Corps of Engineers flood-proofing regulations prepared <br />in a form that could be used to supplement existing building codes and regula- <br /> <br />tions. <br /> <br />U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Office of the Chief of Engineers. Publications <br />Depot, 4300 Wheeler Ave., Alexandira, VA 22304. <br />Recognition of flood proofing in building and related codes. Washington, D.C <br />1970. <br />(EP 1165-2-313, App IV) <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />7 <br />
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