Tropical Cyclone Debbie Damage to Buildings in the Whitsunday Region
CYCLONE TESTING STATION Tropical Cyclone Debbie Damage to buildings in the Whitsunday Region CTS Technical Report No 63 Cyclone Testing Station College of Science and Engineering James Cook University Queensland, 4811, Australia www.jcu.edu.au/cyclone-testing-station CYCLONE TESTING STATION College of Science and Engineering JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 63 Tropical Cyclone Debbie Damage to buildings in the Whitsunday Region By G.N. Boughton1,2, D.J. Falck1,2, D.J. Henderson1, D.J. Smith1, K. Parackal1, T. Kloetzke3, M. Mason3, R. Krupar III3, M. Humphreys1, S. Navaratnam1, G. Bodhinayake1, S. Ingham1, and J.D. Ginger1 1 Cyclone Testing Station, James Cook University, Townsville 2 TimberED Services, Perth 3 University of Queensland, Brisbane This edition: 03 June 2017 © Cyclone Testing Station, James Cook University Bibliography. ISBN 978-0-9954470-4-2 ISSN 1058-8338 Series: Technical report (James Cook University, Cyclone Testing Station); 63 Notes: Bibliography Boughton, Geoffrey Neville Investigation Tropical Cyclone Debbie Damage to buildings in the Whitsunday region 1. Cyclone Debbie 2017 2. Buildings – Natural disaster effects 3. Wind damage 4. Storm surge I. Falck, Debbie J II. Henderson, David James III. Smith, Daniel J. IV. Parackal, Korah V. Kloetzke, Thomas VI. Mason, Matthew VII. Krupar, Rich VIII. Humphreys, Mitchell IX. Navaratnam, Satheeskumar X. Bodhinayake, Geeth XI. Ingham, Simon XII. Ginger, John David XIII. James Cook University. Cyclone Testing Station. XIV. Title. (Series: Technical Report (James Cook University. Cyclone Testing Station); no. 63. LIMITATIONS OF THE REPORT The Cyclone Testing Station (CTS) has taken all reasonable steps and due care to ensure that the information contained herein is correct at the time of publication.
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