Mount Baker-Glacier Peak coordination plan : coordinating efforts between governmental agencies in the event of volcanic unrest at Mount Baker or Glacier Peak, Washington / prepared by the Mount Baker/Glacier Peak Facilitating Committee.

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Mount Baker/Glacier Peak Facilitating Committee (U.S.)

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TextPublication details: [United States] : The Committee, [2001?]Description: 33 leaves : ill., mapsSubject(s):

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363.34950978652 21

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Subject: This plan aims to coordinate the action that various agencies must take to minimize loss of life and damage to property before, during, and after a hazardous geologic event at either volcano

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Spiral bound

Includes bibliography (p. 30-32) and glossary

Contents include: Geologic background -- The onset of crisis: monitoring and event notification -- Crisis response: organization and responsibilities -- Concept of operation -- Ensuring preparedness -- Appendix A. Authorities -- B. USGS fact sheet "What are volcano hazards?" -- C. Glossary of acronyms -- D. Requirements for siting a field volcano observatory -- E. Joint Information Center purpose and structure -- F. References and web sites

This plan aims to coordinate the action that various agencies must take to minimize loss of life and damage to property before, during, and after a hazardous geologic event at either volcano

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