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Funding Available for Vulnerability/Risk
Assessment
EPA
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund
Vulnerability
Assessments
Water
Security Resources
Grants
and Funding
Resources Available for Vulnerability
Assessment (EPA)
Tools
and Technical Assistance
Training
Courses, Meeting and Workshops/Webcasts
Emergency/Incident
Planning
Water Security Publications
Emergency
Planning for Water Utilities (AWWA Manual M19)
Newly updated manual presents techniques for
developing complete contingency plans for a variety
of emergencies, from natural disasters to human-caused
accidents.
EPA
Publications
H2OMAP Homeland Security Protector represents
the state-of-the-art in water security planning, force
protection, and vulnerability assessment. Unique in its
functionality, it will equip you with expanded power and
flexibility in estimating the consequences of a terrorist
attack or a crisis event on your drinking water supply
infrastructure as well as formulating and evaluating sound
emergency response, recovery, remediation and operations
plans, and security upgrades.
An invaluable infrastructure protection and consequence
management tool, H2OMAP Protector is specifically
designed to help you reduce your infrastructure vulnerability
and enhance your ability to prepare for and respond to
natural disasters and emergencies. The program can be
effectively used to identify viable solutions before an
incident or disaster occurs, or to assist in responding
should it occur. Key users will include municipal water
utilities, city and county public works departments, and
federal, state, and local emergency response and regulatory
agencies.
H2OMAP Protector allows the user to model the
propagation and concentration of naturally disseminated,
accidentally released, or intentionally introduced contaminants
and chemical constituents throughout water distribution
systems; assess the effects of water treatment on the
contaminant; and evaluate the potential impact of unforeseen
facility breakdown (e.g., significant structural damage
and/or operational disruption). It enables you to locate
areas of your systems affected by contamination; calculate
population at risk and report customer notification information;
and identify the appropriate valves to close to isolate
a contamination event. Finally, it helps you track contaminants
to the originating supply source(s); compute required
purging water volume; develop efficient flushing strategies;
determine the resulting impact on fire-fighting capabilities;
and prepare data for eventual prosecution. |