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RISK ANALYSIS AND UNCERTAINTY IN FLOOD DAMAGE REDUCTION STUDIES
Geotechnical Reliability,
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CASE STUDIES,
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Beargrass Creek,
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Red River of the North at East Grand Forks, Minnesota, and Grand Forks, North Dakota,
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EVALUATION AND PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS,
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Concerns with the Risk Analysis Methods,
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Engineering Performance,
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Hydrologic Analysis,
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Geotechnical Reliability,
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Economic Performance,
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Interdependence in Risk Analysis for Flood Damage Assessment,
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Correlation Length,
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Spatial Aggregation,
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Computational Alternatives to Minimize Correlation Effects,
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LEVEE CERTIFICATION,
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History of Levee Certification,
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Current Certification Criterion,
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Analysis of Levee Sizing Criteria,
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Technical Corrections to the Current Certification Procedure,
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An Alternative Criterion: A Longer-Term Change,
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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS,
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Risk Analysis Techniques,
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Consistent Terminology,
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Levee Certification,
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Floodplain Management,
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REFERENCES,
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APPENDIXES
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Glossary,
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B
Corps–FEMA Levee Certification Documentation,
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C
Economic and Environmental Principles for Water Related Land Resources Implementation Studies,
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D
Functions of Random Variables,
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E
Biographical Information,
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