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IMPORTANT NOTICES:

Maps

The Competition maps are in the sequence outlined in the chart below. They are intended to describe a hypothetical hurricane both spatially and chronologically.

The neighborhood maps are available as downloadable Autocad files. They are also accessible in the Competition Materials.

Map Sequence

Day	What Happens to the City?	What Happens to the Neighborhood?	What Happens to the People?
-3	Storm Track	Land-use	Before: At Home
-2	Housing at risk	Population
-1	Evacuation and Sheltering	Evacuation and Sheltering
0	Storm	Storm	During: In Shelter
1		Rescue Operations
2		Utility Restoration
3		Major Roads Clear
4		Assessment
5		Shelter Transition
6		Structural Evaluation
10		Building Status
20		Transportation Status
40		Human Services
60		Debris Management
100		Recovery
150		Recovery
200		Recovery	Recovery