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The 3rd Annual HAZUS Conference:
The 3rd Annual HAZUS Conference: "Connecting the Pieces for Mitigation" is open for registration
Register today for the 3rd Annual HAZUS Conference: Connecting the Pieces for Mitigation!

Space is limited...

To provide our attendees with the best educational experience, this conference is limited to 200 attendees.

Register now to reserve your spot and take advantage of the unparalleled learning and networking opportunities offered throughout this three-day event.

Key conference themes will include:

  • HAZUS-MH's Integration into Risk MAP
  • Exploring CDMS and Data Collection with the State's of South Carolina and Florida Web Portals
  • Innovative Uses of the HAZUS-MH Software in Emergency Management

As well as the above, John C. Pine, author of "Natural Hazards Analysis: Reducing the Impacts of Disasters" will present at this year's conference.  

To submit a map to the Map Gallery, email Margaret Griffith at [email protected].

Event location:

Jane S. McKimmon Center
NC State's Extension and Continued Education Conference Center
Raleigh, North Carolina
August 10 - 12, 2009

To register for HAZUS, or to view our schedule-at-a-glance, click here.

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