FTG FOR COVERAGE ON THE AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE KATRINA / FTG OF DRAWINGS DRAWN BY HURRICANE KATRINA KID SURVIVORS

HURRICANE KATRINA

FOOTAGE TAKEN DURING HURRICANE KATRINA AROUND NEW ORLEANS.

Animation based on satellite data of hurricane Katrina, as it developed in the Gulf of Mexico, then made landfall near new Orleans, Louisiana, USA. The data were taken in the infrared band by the NOAA GOES-12 Earth observation satellite between 23rd-30th August 2005. The infrared data has been placed on a map derived from NASA's Blue Marble image. Katrina devastated New Orleans and the surrounding area, causing nearly 2000 fatalities and $125 billion in damage, making it the costliest hurricane to strike the USA.

Eastbound evacuation traffic jam just before Hurricane Katrina

NEWSFEED: 10/05 HURRICANE KATRINA AFTERMATH. Shots of the damages from Hurricane Katrina throughout the city and residential neighborhoods of New Orleans. Late August 2005

Video footage from the NBC 5 television station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story.

Emergency rescue team and dogs looking for survivors in a residential neighbourhood of Gulfport, Mississippi, devasted by huricane Katrina on August 29, 2005. Two men wearing helmuts, masks and headlights search the debris. Signs drawn with red spray paint on the wall of a house. A rescue team member seen through a door in a wall. We follow a man wearing a helmut, mask, headlight and a belt with many accessories, he stops near the trunk of a golf cart and removes his gloves. In front of the golf cart, an employee takes water from a cooler. Two broken windows of a house PAN destroyed property. Several members of the emergency team, a handler and his dog pass behind the group. A man from the team writes and draws a cross on the wall of a house with red spray paint. Rescue team members walking through the debris. Dogs search through the ruins. Men from the rescue team wearing masks search the ruins of a destroyed house. Men from the rescue team standing in the street; inside of destroyed house, there are no more walls. Handler and his dog search the inside of house, we see them through a door. Destroyed houses and properties. Dog searches the ruins with his handler. Men from the rescue team walk through the ruins of a house. Rescue team member''s face, wearing a security helmut and sunglasses, we clearly see a destroyed house reflected on this lenses. Handlers and their dogs walking in the street, followed by the rescue team. House destroyed by the hurricane, broken windows, graffiti on the walls, a torn US flag in the front of the house. Keywords: POLICE DOG,GARBAGE,FLAG,UNITED STATES,HOUSE,EMERGENCY MEASURES,MISSISSIPPI (STATE),HURRICANE,EMERGENCY SERVICES

;Assorted shots of the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina in Biloxi, MS; Wrecked cars in the street buried in debris; Small boat in the street in front of house; Black man sits in the wreckage on main street; Man stands in front of the sign for Bradford-Okeefe Funeral Home and talks about recovering the bodies of the dead; Day EXT of destruction in downtown (Hard Rock Caf‚ visible); Pile of wrecked cars; Loader picks up debris from the street; Woman describes sitting through the hurricane; trees blow as Hurricane hits Biloxi.

Satellite footage of the Hurrican Katrina weather system.

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - rescue operations - Katrina hurricane disaster - aftermath - New Orleans - August 2005 - aerial view flooding - submerged houses

WS POV AERIAL TS ZI Rescue worker hoisting man in helicopter / United States during Hurricane Katrina.

Hurricane Katrina devastates communities in the USA and puts much of New Orleans under water. Co-production with the BBC.

FOOTAGE TAKEN DURING HURRICANE KATRINA AROUND NEW ORLEANS.

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - rescue operations - Katrina hurricane disaster - aftermath - New Orleans - August 2005 - Coast Guard rescue crewmen discuss mission

A close up of a house left inhabitable by hurricane Katrina. New Orleans, La.

FTG FOR COVERAGE OF HURRICANE KATRINA / FTG OF HURRICANE KATRINA NERVE CENTER / PEOPLE WORKING / PRESSER

Busted out window in Biloxi Coliseum, Biloxi Mississippi during Hurricane Katrina

NEWSFEED: 10/05 HURRICANE KATRINA AFTERMATH. Shots around several neighborhoods of the terrible damage and destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina in late August of 2005.

Fire burns through flood waters, probably a gas main on fire, rescuers climb into rafts in shallow water; people wait on fire escape for rescue, water is up to the roof of a car below; boy holds his little brother says they try to play games to get their minds off drowning; rescuer hooed to winch in helicopter pulls a hurricane victim to safety, shot from inside of helicopter; buses wait to begin transporting people out of New Orleans, a large group of people surround buses; military transport helicopter comes in for landing; people push belongings along in rafts as they wade through water; people walk down deserted street, wet but not flooded, as all terrain vehicle with armed soldiers drive by; girls carry bag of supplies to a cart; aerial of flooded area; woman is transported by small motorboat through ankle high waters; weathered white woman woman weeps on camera, says she breaks down once in awhile; wide shot of pickups going down road with timber and trees mowed down; a van sits perched on a fence, back end in the air; Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour comments on the amount of debris and damage Mississippi has faced; stretch of rubble, looks like a destroyed roadway damaged homes; damaged UPS Store with American Flag hanging; people stand on balcony and wave, all smiles; ;Aerial shot of breech in levee caused by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, neighborhood right next to breech is flooded; Engineer walks on levee inspecting it; Flooded houses; Dump truck filled with rocks on levee; Backhoe on barge; Crashed helicopter lies on its side next to water; Man and woman walk around house looking at damage; Aerial of Tulane-Lakeside hospital (damaged by hurricane) ;Quick shot of an abandoned house with a spraypainted marker. Emergency worker hosed off with water by person in protective gear (Hazmat-like). Lots of debris everywhere, in the water. Senior citizens look through the damage in their home.

A Hurricane Katrina shelter where survivors are being fed.

This visualization shows data from a global atmospheric assimilation model for August 2005. In early August the camera looks towards the North pole showing the swirling winds caused by the coriolis effect; then the camera moves down towards Africa which is the birthplace of many tropical storms; finally, the camera moves across the Atlantic as many of the storms form during 2005 ending with Hurricane Katrina.