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FA I Risk and Vulnerability 4.1 Overview of Section 4 This section explains the processes and research data used to develop the mitigation actions in the 2020 NHMP. Section 4.2 Provides an overview and description of the risk assessment process. Section 4.3 Identifies the methodology for the development of probability, vulnerability, and capacity assessments found in Section 2 of the Eugene -Springfield Area Multi -jurisdictional 2020 NHMP Section 4.4 Is a summary of the 2014 Regional Climate and Hazards Vulnerability Assessment. Section 4.5 Includes the 2014 Sector research and system analysis process and conclusions. Section 4.6 Includes the 2014 Population studies of social venerability, process, and conclusions. Section 4.7 Contains the recent mitigation work stemming from the 2014 Eugene -Springfield Multi -jurisdictional NHMP. Section 4.8 Explores the probability studies of impacts for cascading incidents. Section 4.9 Discusses the prioritization of Mitigation Action Items. 4.2 Assessing Risk The foundation of any Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan is the vulnerability and risk assessment. 80 Risk assessments provide information about the areas where the hazards may occur, the value of existing land and property in those areas, and an analysis of the potential risk to life, property, and the environment resulting from natural hazard events (Figure 4.1). "United States. Department of Homeland Security. FENIA. Local Mitigation Planning Handbook. Washington, D.C.: FENIA, 2013. 5-1-20. 4-1 January 2020