Successes of the Certificate Competence in GIS in Ecosystem Management Program
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Overview of Programs and Projects
1. HIGICC Data Sharing Day
Benton Ching, P.E.
Hydraulic Engineer
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District
25 Sep 2009
US Army Corps of Engineers
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4. Honolulu District (POH)
Objectives
• Honolulu District (POH) Background ZonesMiles
12 Million Square
5 Time
2 Congressional Districts
• POH eGIS 3 U.S. Territories
District Headquarters:
CNMI •Fort Shafter Resident Office
Guam •Schofield Barracks Resident
• CorpsMap Office 3700 Miles Office
3803 Miles
4596 Miles
2100 Miles
• USACE and Palau Resident Office Geospatial Ties
Marines Corps
Equator Kwajalein Equator
Resident
Office 2600 Miles
American Samoa
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25. WATERSHED PLANNING
West Honolulu Watershed Study
Ala Wai Watershed Analysis
Central O‘ahu Watershed Study
West Maui Watershed (FY08)
Hydropower Assessment (FY09)
Waialua-Kaiaka Watershed (FY10)
Maunalua Bay Watershed (FY10)
Waimea/Kekaha Watershed (FY10)
Anahola Watershed (FY10)
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28. Emergency Management
Typhoon Chata’an, Guam, July 2002
Damage from Supertyphoon Pongsona
Dededo, Guam, December 2002
Corps soldiers and civilians
work together to help the
people of Guam, CNMI,
and Chuuk devastating
typhoons.
Daily video teleconferences, connect Guam with
Honolulu and Corps-wide assets during the
Supertyphoon Pongsona response and recovery BUILDING STRONG®
effort
47. Benton Ching, P.E.
Hydraulic Engineer
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Honolulu District
Bldg. 230, Room 209
Fort Shafter, HI 96858
Benton.Y.Ching@usace.army.mil
(808) 438-1157
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