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 "description": "Category 1 Storm Surge Average Water Depth\n\nAbout this map: \n\nThis depiction of hurricane storm surge inundation across Puerto Rico utilizes National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Maximum of the Maximum Envelope of High Water (MEOW) or MOM) water depth data for each category hurricane. MOM data provides a worst-case scenario for all places/storms. MOM data is not storm specific and does not provide specific depths for a particular storm. Average water depth is summarized for each hexagonal grid, representing 0.5 sq. mile, and is symbolized using an equal interval classification scale.",
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 "title": "Category 1 Storm Surge",
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 "accessInformation": "Spatial analytics derived by the vulnerability mapping and analysis platform at the university of Central Florida \u2013 www.vulnerabilitymap.org",
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