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COASTAL MASTER PLAN’S EFFECT ON HURRICANE SAFETY OF ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANKS IN LOUISIANA
Above-ground storage tanks (ASTs) are critical petrochemical infrastructure com ponents in coastal Louisiana, storing crude oil, petroleum products, and other hazardous materials. Past hurricanes have repeatedly demonstrated their vulnerability to flood induced failures, resulting in large-scale spi
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