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Jamaica Fire Code
The 2020 Jamaica Fire Code (JFC) establishes minimum requirements for fire prevention and fire protection systems using prescriptive and performance-related provisions. It is... -
Consultancy for the Understanding of Risk – Coastal Assessments of Eight Towns
This report re-examines the previous assessments undertaken – the ecosystem assessment, the hazard assessment, and the vulnerability & risk assessments for the eight (8)... -
Report of Seismic MicrozonationStudies
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Coastal Multi-Hazard Inception Report Portland Cottage, Morant Bay and Manchi...
Inception Report for Coastal Multi-Hazard Mapping and Vulnerability Assessments Towards Integrated Planning and Reduction of Vulnerability Portland Cottage, Morant Bay and... -
Building foot print
Foot of various building land uses -
St Ann files
Vulnerable communities to flooding within the parish -
St Andrew Bush Fire
Bush fires in east rural St Andrew -
St.Catherine landslide
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East Rural St. Andrew Bush Fire
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flooding
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Portland Cottage
Shapefile for Portland cottage 150 yr flood data -
Coastal Inundation, St. Catherine
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East Rural St Andrew Bushfires
Shapefile of East Rural St Andrew Bushfires -
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Parishes
Administrative boundaries for Jamaica -
The Insurance Market of Natural Hazard_Study
Insurance is an effective complementary countermeasure for unexpected losses brought about by natural hazards. Coverage can be a useful tool considering in particular that... -
The Suitability of proposed sites in Portland for the relocation of persons a...
October to November 2001 flood rains that destroyed section of Portland and St. Mary. -
Flooding at Moneague-GSJ
Flooding in Moneague_Geological Society of Jamaica March 11, 2006 -
New River Flooding June 2002
Heavy rains of May and June 2002 caused water levels in the Morass to rise significantly, leading to inundation of sections of the road between Santa Cruz and Carmel and between... -
Flooding at New River 2005
Flooding in New River caused by heavy rainfall associated with Hurricane Dennis on July 7, 2005 and Hurricane Emily on July 16, 2005.
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