Project abstract summaryproject title: further development and standardization of landslide hazard resources forthe state of west virginiaproject period: 8 1 2025 to 07 31 2026AWARD purpose:this…

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Award ID
G25AP00235
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$84,494

Award facts

Assistance listing
15.821 USGS Cooperative Landslide Hazard Mapping and Assessment Program
Completion date
Funding
  • $41,424.49 Federal
  • $43,069.93 Non-federal
Place of performance
West Virginia, USA

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Description

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Activities
1. Further develop the landslide inventory for the entirety of west virginia. Currently a pointdataset of 116,000 incidence points interpreted from lidar-derived terrain surfaces and otherancillary data layers by analysts at the wvgistc exists.2. Further develop and refine the west virginia landslide tool and link to other resourcesincluding the webpage and west virginia floodresiliency framework.3. Integrate existing landslide data and those developed as part of this project into the westvirginia risk explorer website (https: WWW.wvfrf.ORG wvre ) to accompany existing hazard andresiliency information.4. Update the webpage and link and align IT withthe wvgistc resources to develop a consistent set of up-to-date resources.deliverables and expected outcomes:an updated landslide inventory will be integrated into the west virginia landslide tool. Thiswill, for the first time, include lines and polygons. The west virginia landslide tool will beupdated to include the new landslide inventory and allow for data download. Associatedstorymaps and updated links will be developed. Newly developed landslide data will beincorporated into the west virginia flood resiliency framework website which includes thewest virginia risk explorer. Finally, an updated website detailing geologic hazardintended beneficiary(IES):this project has many practical benefits within the state of west virginia. IT will provideresidence, communities, community leaders, regulators, and government officials withactionable data relating to landslide risk and occurrence.
Subrecipient activities
There are no subrecipient activities associated with any projects.s will be builtto include how to access the above tools and explain landslide hazards.

Quick answers

Who received award G25AP00235?

G25AP00235 was awarded to Geological & Economic Survey, West Virginia by Office of Acquisitions and Grants (US Geological Survey) on August 1, 2025.

How much is award G25AP00235 worth?

$84,494 has been obligated on G25AP00235: $41,424 in federal funding and $43,070 in non-federal funding.

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