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Appendix B: Baltimore Case Study
Pages 75-78

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... Local Stakeholders 9:00a.m. Welcome and Introductions and Explanation of the Workshop Structure David Maidment, Committee Chair, University of Texas at Austin Lauren Alexander Augustine, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 75
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... Welcome and Introductions and Explanation of the Workshop Structure   David Maidment and Lauren Alexander Augustine       1:30 The World Café Workshop   The objective of the workshop is to collect information from federal, state, and regional stakeholders and participants in a small group setting. Each group addresses four aspects of urban flooding in 20-minute session rotations    Physical aspects of urban flooding (built and natural environment)
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... Stulman Foundation Laura Chap, Atkins Global Chandra Chithaluru, Maryland Port Administration Christine Conn, Department of Natural Resources Laura Connelly, Parks and People Foundation Jon Dillow, U.S. Geological Survey Jason Dubow, Maryland Department of Planning John Dulina, Maryland Emergency Management Agency Jason Elliott, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
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... Framing the Challenge of Urban Flooding in the United States     Angela Gladwell, FEMA Megan Granato, Department of Natural Resources Kimberly Grove, Department of Public Works, City of Baltimore Amy Guise, USACE Elizabeth Habic, Maryland Department of Transportation Issac Hametz, Mahan Rykiel Associates Jessica Herpel, Maryland Department of the Environment Phillip Huber, Lutheran Disaster Response Kahlil Kettering, The Nature Conservancy Sasha Land, Department of Natural Resources Kathryn Lipiecki, FEMA Katie O'Meara, Maryland Institute College of Art Luis Rodriguez, FEMA Rebecca Ruggles, Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers Sharon Sartor, USACE Michael Schuster, USACE Catherine Shanks, Department of Nature Resources Mathini Sreetharan, Dewberry Quan Ton, Department of Public Works, Baltimore City Victor Ukpolo, Office of Sustainability, Baltimore City Kevin Wagner, Maryland Department of the Environment Dionne Waldron, Operation HOPE Michael Willis, Kaiser Permanente Mid-Atlantic Steven Zubrick, NOAA   78
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  • lauren alexander
  • city department
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  • kristin baja
  • local stakeholders

  • flooding impacts
  • siamak esfandiary
  • progressive reform
  • individuals participated
  • conference center

  • stormwater management
  • natural environment
  • informational aspects
  • physical aspects
  • christine conn

  • david flores
  • john dulina
  • subsequent telephone
  • following individuals
  • gather information

  • agenda towson
  • social aspects
  • david maidment
  • regional stakeholders
  • marriott conference


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