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This webinar is part of the Planning Fundamental Series and offered an overview of Future Without Project Condition, Inventory and Forecast, and Evidence Gathering, which are critical planning tasks both in the early stages of any USACE planning investigation and throughout the investigation. Senior Planners Leigh Skaggs (St. Paul District) and Monique Savage (HQUSACE) explained how the Future Without Project Condition is the single most important planning scenario to establish, as it helps guide plan formulation as well as provides the baseline against which all alternative plans are evaluated. The presentation also addressed the data needed to inventory and forecast physical, environmental, economic, and social conditions, and how the level of detail necessary to make decisions varies throughout the risk-informed planning process.

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