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EP 360-1-31 CEPA Risk-Informed Dam Safety Program 2/29/2016
EP 415-1-261_2 CECW-EC Quality Assurance Representative's Guide - Pile Driving, Dams, Levees and Related Items -Vol 2 3/31/1992 Quality Assurance Representative's Guide - Pile Driving, Dams, Levees and Related Items
EP 500-1-2 CEDC-GP Emergency Employment of Army and Other Resources - Field Force Engineering - United States Army Corps of Engineers Support to Full Spectrum Operations 8/1/2010 This pamphlet fills a fundamental role in describing FFE as the means for USACE support to full spectrum operations.
EP 1110-2-12 CECW-ED Seismic Design Provisions for Roller Compacted Concrete Dams 9/30/1995 The purpose of this engineer pamphlet (EP) is to provide preliminary guidance and direction for the earthquake-resistant design of new roller compacted concrete (RCC) dams, and for the evaluation of safety and serviceability of existing RCC dams subjected to earthquake loading.
EP 1110-2-17 CECW-EC A Guide to Public Alerts and Warning for Dam and Levee Emergencies 4/30/2019 To assist the emergency manager in issuing more timely and effective public alert and warning messages for floods caused by dam breaches, controlled dam releases, and levee breaches or overtopping.
EP 1110-2-18 CECW-CE Guidelines for Landscape Planting And Vegetation Management At Levees, Floodwalls, Embankment Dams, And Appurtenant Structures 5/1/2019 This EP provides guidelines to assure that landscape planting and vegetation management provide aesthetic and environmental benefits without compromising the reliability of levees, floodwalls, embankment dams, and appurtenant structures.
EP 1110-2-19 CECW-EC Inundation Maps and Emergency Action Plans and Incident Management for Dams and Levee Systems 6/12/2025
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