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USGS Emergency Management
During incidents of natural significance, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) provides support to certain National Response Plan emergency support functions.
The USGS serves the Nation by providing reliable scientific information to describe and understand the Earth; minimize loss of life and property from natural disasters; and manage water, biological, energy and mineral resources. The USGS has a special scientific focus for FY 07 and beyond on lessening the adverse impacts of natural hazards - - volcanoes, earthquake, hurricanes, landslides, wild fires, and floods. More...
Natural Hazards Support System
Today's earthquake, volcano, wildland fires and weather warnings. Click image for current data.
Emergency/Disaster Charters
Disease - National Wildlife Health Center
USGS Real-Time Resources
Natural Hazards Support System
Earthquakes Available in RSS Available in CAP
Landslides Available in CAP
Volcanoes Available in CAP
Water
Departmentwide policy relating to emergency management is found in the Department's Manual, Part 900:
Chapter 1: Policy, Functions & Responsibilities
Chapter 2: Continuity of Operations Program
Chapter 3: National Security Emergency Preparedness
Chapter 4: Coordination of Emergency Incidents
Chapter 5: National Response Plan Coordination
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