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Open Data Portal Texas Planning Atlas Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center Texas A&M University Texas Atlas Project The Atlas research began as part of the Texas Sustainable Coastal Initiative started at the Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center (HRRC) and later as a joint initiative between the HRRC and the Center for Texas Beaches and Shores at Texas A&M Galveston over the years funds from various agencies including NSF, NOAA/TX Seagrant, FEMA/USACE, TX General Land Office, and the Coastal Services Center/NOAA have support this research, the development of data products, and the various atlas platforms including the Texas Coastal Atlas, The Texas Atlas, and Hurricane Evacuation Study Atlases. During the last few years, the major sources of funding have come from FEMA and the United States Army Corp of Engineers who have funded a series of Hurricane Evacuation Studies (HES) in the Rio Grande Valley and in the Coastal Bend regions. The following links provide access to various geospatial data sets and data products produced and refined as part of these HES studies. In addition, links to the reports from these studies can be found at the bottom of this page. The Atlas research began as part of the Texas Sustainable Coastal Initiative started at the Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center (HRRC) and later as a joint initiative between the HRRC and the Center for Texas Beaches and Shores at Texas A&M Galveston over the years funds from various agencies including NSF, NOAA/TX Seagrant, FEMA/USACE, TX General Land Office, and the Coastal Services Center/NOAA have support this research, the development of data products, and the various atlas platforms including the Texas Coastal Atlas, The Texas Atlas, and Hurricane Evacuation Study Atlases. During the last few years, the major sources of funding have come from FEMA and the United States Army Corp of Engineers who have funded a series of Hurricane Evacuation Studies (HES) in the Rio Grande Valley and in the Coastal Bend regions. The following links provide access to various geospatial data sets and data products produced and refined as part of these HES studies. In addition, links to the reports from these studies can be found at the bottom of this page. Download Data Social Vulnerability Administrative Boundaries Evacuation Zones Surge Models Built Environment Natural Environment Applications HRRC Evacuation Study Reports The Texas Planning Atlas Open Data Portal serves as a repository for feature layers employed in the research, development, and analysis of hurricane evacuation studies conducted by the Hazards Reduction & Recovery Center and the Texas Transportation Institute. Reports linked below provide details about the Rio Grande Valley and Coastal Bend Hurricane Evacuation Studies as well as many details about the data layers and products offered above. Rio Grande Valley Study Area Hurricane Evacuation Study Coastal Bend Hurricane Evacuation Study
Indexed| Property | Value |
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| Link | https://texas-planning-atlas-tamu.hub.arcgis.com/ |
| Status | active |
| Catalog type | Geoportal |
| Owner name | Texas A&M University (Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center, Center for Texas Beaches and Shores, Institute for Sustainable Coastal Communities) |
| Owner type | Academy |
| Owner link | https://texas-planning-atlas-tamu.hub.arcgis.com/ |
| Owner location | United States |
| Software | arcgishub (ArcGIS Hub) |
| Tags | hurricane, evacuation, demographics, hazards, coastal, sustainability |
| Access modes | open |
| Content types | dataset, map_layer |
| API Status | active |
| Code | Name |
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| US | United States |
| Code | Name |
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| EN | English |
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