Section 5 (c)(1) Included: –Inputs to modeling –Application of model –DEM/Grid generation In General, Not Included: –Acquisition of raw data (e.g., bathymetry)

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Section 5 (c)(1) Included: –Inputs to modeling –Application of model –DEM/Grid generation In General, Not Included: –Acquisition of raw data (e.g., bathymetry) –Development and Benchmarking of model

Section 5 (c)(2) Included: –TsunamiReady –Outreach products –Accessible knowledge repository –Workshops –Support educational efforts at learning institutions –Decision-support tools –Risk Assessments –Technical training and public education programs In General, Not Included: –Development of educational curriculum

Section 5 (c)(3) Included: –Development and Integration of tsunami information: Emergency Response and Recovery Plans Mitigation Tools, Programs and Plans Risk Management Activities –Signage –Development of evacuation maps –Tsunami evacuation drills, exercises, etc. –Evaluation/Assessment Tools In General, Not Included: –Development of Risk Assessment models (e.g., HAZUS)

Section 5 (c)(4) Included: –Local warning reception and dissemination infrastructure (e.g., sirens) –Providing Guidance for Land-use Planning –Promoting adoption of tsunami building codes In General, Not Included: –Developing building codes, land-use plans –National and State warning reception and dissemination infrastructure