Report on damage caused by Cyclone Isaac in Tonga.

By:

James Cook University of North Queensland. Cyclone Testing Station

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 01/11/82Description: 39p, 28 figs, 12 refsISBN:

0864430868

ISSN:

01588338

Report number: JCUQ-CTS-TR-13Subject(s):

Subject: Unknown ; This report covers the damage on Tonga caused by cyclone Isaac. Investigations carried out showed that few cyclone precautions were included in the construction of houses and that, 7 concrete block constructions withstood the wind better than timber framed constructions. Recommendations on cyclone resistant constructions are put forward .550.

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Unknown ; This report covers the damage on Tonga caused by cyclone Isaac. Investigations carried out showed that few cyclone precautions were included in the construction of houses and that, 7 concrete block constructions withstood the wind better than timber framed constructions. Recommendations on cyclone resistant constructions are put forward .550.

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