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<resTitle>Human Caused Hazards</resTitle>
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<idAbs>Human Caused Hazards Maximum Annual Frequency
About this map: This depiction of Puerto Rico’s human hazards is based on the Global Terrorism Database and the USDOT’s PHMSA database. The hexagonal grids utilized here provide a standardized method for overlaying multiple hazards each with different spatial representations. The average annual number of human-related hazard instances is calculated for each hexagonal grid, representing 0.5 sq. miles, and is symbolized using a modified natural breaks classification scale. Darker shading indicates a higher historical frequency of human-caused hazards across Puerto Rico. </idAbs>
<idCredit>Spatial analytics derived by the vulnerability mapping and analysis platform at the university of Central Florida – www.vulnerabilitymap.org</idCredit>
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