Support for the development of an earthquake early warning implementation plan for alaskaperiod of performance: 6 1 2023 through 12 31 2024AWARD purpose: to provide informational support to develop an…

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G23AC00294
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$350,000

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Place of performance
Alaska, USA

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Activities
Compile information on population and critical infrastructure assemble a list of resources that overview earthquake hazard in alaska identify considerations for early warning that might different in alaska compared toelsewhere on the west coast summarize current network assets operated by the alaska earthquake center and otherorganizations operating seismic monitoring assets in and near alaska provide an analysis of station and telemetry performance for existing seismic sites research and document telemetry methods that could potentially be available to this effort summarize current state-of-health monitoring across the various operators in alaska solicit and compile information about all of the potential avenues for engaging the publicincluding: media distribution outlets, statewide teacher training programs, collegiate andhigh school education programs, corporate consortia, professional organizations, influential social media channels, state programs, native corporations, and ruralorganizations collaborate with USGS to highlight any earthquake source regions or population centersthat warrant extra attention or consideration for infrastructure estimate costs for new EEW-capable monitoring stations as well as upgrades to existingstations identify critical deferred maintenance issues that could jeopardize the project provide estimates of o m costs, staffing needs, facilities, and infrastructure need to makeearly warning successful identify potential financial stakeholders beyond the USGS that might support this effortdeliverables and expected outcomes: as individual sections and datasets are completed, AEC will post them to an online space to be available immediately to USGS personnel. Intended beneficiary(IES): the people of alaska, and ultimately the nation, will benefit from a clear understanding on how early warning should be pursued in alaska. Direct beneficiaries of earthquake early warning include:the public, utilities, corporate entities, dept. Of defense, the university of alaska system, and thedepartment of interior.
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Amendment $0
Original award $350,000

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Who received award G23AC00294?

G23AC00294 was awarded to University Of Alaska Fairbanks by Office of Acquisitions and Grants (US Geological Survey) on June 1, 2023.

How much is award G23AC00294 worth?

$350,000 has been obligated on G23AC00294.

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