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    Response branches for the ESF 10 response to Hurricane Irma [Image 3 of 6]

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    This is a geographic map of Florida and surrounding states showing incident or pollution reporting data points. The map uses color-coded markers to distinguish between different types of debris/hazmat objects and whether pollution is present. The highest concentration of markers appears along Florida's eastern coastline and in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area.

    MIAMI, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    09.27.2017

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Stephen Lehmann 

    U.S. Coast Guard PIAT NSF

    A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration chart displays the geographic area encompassed by the Jacksonville Branch of the ESF 10 response to Hurricane Irma and the points of concern being addressed in that area.

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    Date Taken: 09.27.2017
    Date Posted: 09.29.2017 08:15
    Photo ID: 3820246
    VIRIN: 170928-G-ZZ999-010
    Resolution: 2250x1650
    Size: 1.06 MB
    Location: MIAMI, FLORIDA, US
    Web Views: 85
    Downloads: 5

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    A heavily damaged and deteriorated sailboat is being lifted from the water using a crane with four heavy chains in what appears to be a marine salvage operation. The vessel shows significant structural damage, marine growth, and debris accumulation consistent with prolonged submersion or abandonment. The operation is taking place in a calm coastal waterway with onlookers visible on a nearby rocky shoreline.
    A large crane is lifting an inverted boat hull at a maritime salvage or shipyard facility. The vessel appears to be upside-down, with water draining from it as it is hoisted above a barge or work platform. The operation is taking place in a harbor or industrial waterway setting.
    This is a geographic map of Florida and surrounding states showing incident or pollution reporting data points. The map uses color-coded markers to distinguish between different types of debris/hazmat objects and whether pollution is present. The highest concentration of markers appears along Florida's eastern coastline and in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area.
    This is a GIS map of the Florida Keys and surrounding waters showing the distribution of debris and pollution incidents along the island chain from Homestead/Key Largo in the northeast to Key West in the southwest. Data points are categorized by debris type (Automotive, Construction, Debris Pile, Trailer, Unknown, Vessel, Oil Hazmat Container) and pollution status (Pollution vs. No Pollution). The highest concentration of incidents appears near Key West and along the upper Keys near Tamarada and Homestead.
    This is a geographic map of South Florida showing the Sector Miami region with plotted incident markers indicating various types of debris and pollution events. The markers are color-coded and symbol-coded to represent categories such as Automotive, Construction, Debris Pile, Trailer, Unknown, Vessel, and Oil Hazmat Container, with additional distinction between Pollution and No Pollution incidents. The highest concentration of markers is visible along the southeastern coastal urban corridor from Fort Lauderdale through Miami and Miami Beach.
    This is a coastal map of western Florida showing incident or pollution tracking data points from the Tampa/Clearwater area down through Naples and the Ten Thousand Islands region. Data points are categorized by object type (Automotive, Construction, Debris Pile, Trailer, Unknown, Vessel, Oil Hazmat Container) and pollution status (No Pollution in orange, Pollution in red). The highest concentration of incidents appears along the Gulf Coast shoreline, particularly around the Fort Myers/Cape Coral/Bonita Springs/Naples corridor.

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