Wyoming Water Forum

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Wyoming Water Forum Wyomings National
Hydrography Dataset (NHD) FEMA Map
Modernization Program
Paul Caffrey Wyoming Geographic Information
Science Center
Cheyenne, WY March 7th, 2006
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Wyomings National Hydrography Dataset (NHD)
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Overview

• Introduction to the NHD
• Status of NHD for Wyoming
• Obtaining the NHD
• Applications
• Future of NHD
• Wyoming NHD Development Collaborators

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What is NHD?

• Seamless Multi-scale 1100,000 124,000 scale
• Distributed in personal geodatabase,
  shapefiles, coverages
• 52 hydrographic feature types
• Useful for analysis and mapping
• Routed through Rivers/Streams and Waterbodies
• A modeling network for navigating
  upstream/downstream
• Permanent Identifiers- Reach Codes
• A national stream addressing system

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What is NHD?

• Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)
• Assigned names for hydrographic features
• A maintenance infrastructure
• User updates
• Version tracking
• Metadata
• Compatible with ArcHydro
• Floodplain modeling

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Hydrographic feature types
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What is the NHD?
Its a Surface Water Map

• Contains all surface water that appears on USGS
  topographic maps
• A vector geospatial database of points, lines,
  and polygons
• An easy-to-use dataset ready for mapping
• Contains Feature Codes to symbolize a map

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What is the NHD?
Its a GIS dataset

• Topology
• Flow Network
• Linear Addressing
• Allows spatial calculations
• Allows network calculations
• Relate Events in the network
• Relate other themes
• Analysis tool

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100k NHD Drainage Density
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24k NHD Drainage Density
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24k NHD National Status
URL http//nhdgeo.usgs.gov
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24k NHD Status in Wyoming
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Obtaining the NHD
http//nhd.usgs.gov
Click on Data
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Obtaining the NHD
Click NHD Viewer
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Obtaining the NHD
Click How to Extract
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What can you do with it?
Modeling Flow Relationships Linear
Area Referencing Reaches Mapping
Features
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Wyoming BLM Riparian assessment information
BLM Proper Functioning Condition (PFC) Riparian
Data Events in the NHD
Work performed by WYGISC
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Wyoming WGFD aquatic habitat WQ, fish
distribution
Creek chub distribution by reach and 6th level HUC
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Mapping Stream Flow
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Web Access to Water Quality Data - EPA
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BASINS Water Quality Modeling - EPA
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Natural Resource GISat the U.S. Forest Service
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NHD Applications in Streamflow Prediction
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Streamstats Applying the NHD
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Streamstats Applying the NHD
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Androscoggin River Basin, NH-ME
Stream-Flow Assigned to NHD Reaches
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Mapping Flow Volume from Streamgages
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Addressing of User-Supplied Events
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Anadromous Fish Mapping in Alaska
World Wide Web Internet Map Service (IMS)
Alaska Department of Fish and Game
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Pipeline Safety Analysis - Nationwide
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Creating Lake Alkalinity Events
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Indexing and Analysis of Dams in Michigan
10.2 miles upstream from Lake Michigan
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Fish Habitat Analysis in Michigan
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Identifying Suitable Sturgeon Habitat
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Identifying Suitable Sturgeon Habitat
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Prototype of Aquatic Invasive Species Habitat
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NHD Used to Help Characterize the Landscape for
Water Quality Protection Programs
Results
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Underground Flow in Karst Topography - Kentucky
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Metropolitan Drainage Mapping in New York
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Fish Passage Decision Support System
Analysis of barriers preventing fish migration
- NHD provides the geospatial foundation to the
system
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Web Applications in the Oil and Gas Industry
NHD as a reference theme
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Locate NPDES Sites on the navigated streams
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Analysis of hydrography in the National Parks
- Water resource inventory - Track water quality
standards - Generate hydrographic statistics
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County Water Management Programs
Northwest Colorado Council of Governments
Attributing reaches with streamflow status
NHD provides basis for stream network
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NHD in Pollution Control Analysis
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Using the NHD for Time-of-Travel Analysis
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User Demand for Improved NHD Content
Culvert would complete flow
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NHD Stewardship Maintenance

• The NHD is a living dataset
• Revisions and updates are needed
• Local organizations utilizing NHD are
• most aware of ground truth
• States should have the opportunity
• steward local NHD
• The USGS/EPA/WyGISC are working to
• stand-up statewide stewardship/maintenance
• program, but state level buy-in for long
  term
• participation and support is essential

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NHD Stewardship Maintenance

• Error correction for
• -missing, nonexistent and misnamed features
• -misconnected/disconnected linear features
• -flow and routing (streams canals)
• -WBD/NHD pour point alignment
• Added features for
• -gaging stations, WQ sampling sites
• -ditches/canals/dams/diversion structures
• -associated attributes
• Revision for
• -refined accuracy of stream, waterbody
• point features using DOQs and LIDAR

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NHD-WBD-DRG-DOQ Comparison
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NHD-WBD-DRG-DOQ Comparison
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NHD-WBD-DRG-DOQ Comparison
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NHD Plus What is it?

• Greatly improved 1100K National Hydrography
  Dataset (NHD)
• A set of value added attributes to enhance stream
  network navigation, analysis and display
• An elevation-based catchment for each flowline in
  the stream network
• Catchment characteristics
• Headwater Node Areas
• Cumulative drainage area characteristics
• Flow direction, flow accumulation and elevation
  grids
• Flowline min/max elevations and slopes
• Flow volume velocity estimates for each
  flowline in the stream network

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What is the National Hydrography Dataset (NHD)?

• A Framework dataset that includes
• Hydrographic features for making maps
• A national stream addressing system
• A modeling network for navigating
  upstream/downstream
• A maintenance infrastructure
• User updates
• Distributed formats personal geodatabase,
  shapefiles, coverages
• Compatible with ArcHydro

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Drinking Water Intake
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Value Added Attributes (VAAs)

• Stream Level
• Link-Node Traversal
• Hydrologic Sequence
• Terminal Identifiers
• Level Path Identifiers
• QAQCed Connectivity
• Table

• Stream Order
• Waterbody Identifier
• Waterbody Type
• Upstream Miles
• Distance to Terminus

Navigation
Analysis
Display

• Generalization Attribute

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Catchment Attributes

• Mean Annual Temperature (Prism - 4km)
• Mean Annual Precipitation (Prism -4km)
• of each of the 21 land use classifications from
  the 1992 National Land Cover Dataset (NLCD)

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Flowline Attributes

• Raw min/max elevations
• Smoothed min/max elevations
• Slope
• Cumulative drainage area
• Cumulative land use classifications
• Flow volume, incremental inflow Unit Runoff
  Method
• Flow volume Vogel Method
• Velocity Jobsen

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NHD Spatial Tools
USFS Reprojection Tool - USFS reprojection
Toolbar reprojects whole personal geodatabases at
once, and updates the metadata EventMaker
USFS software with the ability to interactively
create a linear event based on endpoints. NHD
Watershed - application employs the NHD and other
supporting elevation data layers to delineate a
watershed from any point on any NHD reach. NHD
Watershed Characteristics - This application
employs the NHD and other supporting data layers
to compute characteristics of choice for
watersheds delineated using NHD Watershed.
Obtainable at http//nhd.usgs.gov/tools.html
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To learn more about the NHD
http//nhd.usgs.gov/tutorials.html
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Wyoming NHD Collaborators

• WyGISC-
• Cooperative agreement with BLM
• Cooperative agreement with USGS
• BLM-
• Cooperative agreement with WyGISC
• Interagency agreement with USGS
• USGS-
• Interagency agreement with BLM
• Interagency agreement with USFS
• Cooperative agreement with WyGISC
• Forest Service-
• Interagency agreement with USGS
• Contract with Titan
• National Parks Service-
• Interagency agreement with USGS
• Adjacent States-
• Workshare interstate/agency agreements

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Return for Collaborators

• BLM-
• Resource Management Assessment
• Reach indexing of PFC riparian summary data
• BLM looks beyond base-layer creation for resource
  assessment and management
• USFS-
• NRIS
• Resource assessment and management
• Base layer 124,000 hydrography data gaps beyond
  Forest Service boundaries
• USGS-
• Wyoming is becoming a model for building
  innovative partnerships to complete high-res NHD
  as part of the national mapping program

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Wyoming 24k NHD Create NHD Team
WyGISC NHD Project Leader Paul
Caffrey caffrey_at_uwyo.edu Office
307.766.2770 Geo-hydro lab 307.766.2739 WEB
http//www.wygisc.uwyo.edu NHD GIS Create
Technicians Mark Karlstrum, mkar_at_uwyo.edu Hilary
Getz, hlgetz_at_uwyo.edu NHD DLG Technician Corey
Cattles, ktulu_at_uwyo.edu
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Questions?
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Wyomings FEMA MAP MODERNIZATION PROGRAM
March 7th, 2006

• Paul Caffrey
• Research Scientist/3MS Coordinator
• University of Wyoming
• Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center

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• Sheridan, Wyoming
• May 2005

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• Sheridan, Wyoming
• May 2005

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ACRONYMS

• 3MS MAP MODERNIZATION MANAGEMENT SUPPORT
• CTP COORDINATING TECHNICAL PARTNER
• DFIRM DIGITAL FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP
• DOQQ DIGITAL ORTHO QUARTER QUAD
• FIRM FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP
• FIS FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY
• FPA/FPM FLOODPLAIN ADMINISTRATOR/MANAGER
• GS FEMAS GUIDELINES SPECIFICATIONS FOR
  MAPPING CONTRACTORS
• HH HYDROLOGY AND HYDRAULICS
• IFSAR INTERFEROMETRIC SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR
• LIDAR LIGHT DETECTION AND RANGING
• LOMA LETTER OF MAP AMENDMENT
• LOMC LETTER OF MAP CHANGE
• LOMR LETTER OF MAP REVISION
• MAP MOD MAP MODERNIZATION
• MOD/MOD TEAM MAPPING ON DEMAND TEAM FEMAS
  CONTRACTOR
• MHIP MULTI-HAZARD IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
• MIP MULTI-HAZARD INFORMATION PLATFORM
• NFIP NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM

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MAP MODERNIZATIONPresentation Outline

• NFIP
• Map Mod Program
• Mapping Process
• DFIRM Overview
• Old FIRM vs New DFIRM
• Map Layout/Panel Scheme
• Base Map Specs
• Estimating DFIRM Costs
• Roles/Responsibilities
• Wyomings Status/Information

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NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM(NFIP)

• A COMMUNITY AGREES TO ADOPT AND ENFORCE
  FLOODPLAIN ORDINANCES IN EXCHANGE FOR FEDERALLY
  BACKED FLOOD INSURANCE
• COMPONENTS
• FLOOD INSURANCE
• FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT
• FLOOD HAZARD MAPPING

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FEMA MAP MODERNIZATION PROGRAM

• Benefits of the program
• CONVERSION TO DIGITAL AT NO COST TO COMMUNITY
• MAPS, FIS REPORTS, AND SUPPORTING DATA ARE/WILL
  BE AVAILABLE FOR
• USE BY STATE OR LOCAL GIS SYSTEM FOR
  ADMINISTRATION OF PROGRAM
• STUDY CONTRACTORS FOR NEW STUDY AND RESTUDY
  HYDROLOGY HYDRAULICS ANALYSIS
• SIMPLIFY INCORPORATION OF LOMCs
• COUNTY-WIDE FORMAT BASED ON USGS 7.5 MINUTE
  QUADRANGLE MAPS
• STANDARDIZED SCALES
• SIMPLIFY ACCESS BY PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONALS FOR
  DECISION MAKING AND INFORMATION EXCHANGE

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MAP MODERNIZATION PROGRAM

• GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
• CREATE A PREMIER DIGITAL MAP COLLECTION AND
  DELIVERY SYSTEM IN SUPPORT OF IMPROVED RISK
  MANAGEMENT
• ACHIEVE BETTER PROGRAM MGMT BY SHARING
  RESPONSIBILITIES BY BUILDING AND ALIGNING STATE
  AND LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS
• MAINTAIN PARTNERSHIPS BY COMMUNICATING HAZARD
  RISK INFORMATION
• ESTABLISH A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF WHERE TO
  OBTAIN FLOOD HAZARD DATA AND HOW TO USE THE DATA
  TO MAKE SOUND MITIGATION DECISIONS

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MAP MODERNIZATION PROGRAM

• FUNDING 1.1 bil/yr over 11 yrs
• CONGRESS APPROPRIATES FUNDS FOR MAP MOD EVERY
  FISCAL YEAR
• DEPENDENT ON SUCCESS OF PREVIOUS YEAR(S).
  PROPOSED METRICS VERSES ACHIEVED METRICS
• FYO6 Map Mod funds for Wyoming 900k

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MAPPING PROCESS

• PHASES
• PHASE 1
• SCOPING TO COMPLETION OF THE WORKING MAP
• PHASE 2
• MAP PROCESSING
• PRODUCT IS A PRELIMINARY MAP
• PHASE 3
• ADOPTION
• POST PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE
• COMMUNITY FINAL MEETING
• COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION
• APPEALS
• REVISIONS
• ADOPTION

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Workflow Process
Flood Mapping Project Phases
Preliminary DFIRM
Post Preliminary Processing
Project Scoping (Three phases)
Community Coordination Mapping
Needs Assessment
Data Acquisition and Engineering Analyses
DFIRM Production
S T A K E H O L D E R I N V O L V E M E N T
O P P O R T U N I T I E S
Given time frames are approximate and will vary
from study to study.
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FUNDING DISTRIBUTION

• Region VIII 6 STATES AND REGIONAL OFFICE
• CONSIDERATIONS FOR FUND DISTRIBUTION
• DFIRM CONVERSION COSTS
• PREVIOUS ON-GOING STUDIES
• SHELVED STUDIES
• HH
• DFIRM CONVERSION
• OTHER
• MAPPING CONTRIBUTIONS BY COMMUNITIES
  POST-PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES
• DENVER RMC
• PRE-SCOPING

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DFIRMs

• DFIRM CONVERSION
• PROCESS BY WHICH FIRMs (AND FIS REPORTS) ARE
  CONVERTED INTO DIGITAL, GEODATABASE FORMAT
• INCORPORATES LOMRs (LETTERS OF MAP REVISION)
• NEW PANELING SCHEME
• 3 STANDARD MAPPING SCALES
• NAVD88 DATUM

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Old paper FIRM
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Digital FIRM
Digital FIRM

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Base Map Options

• Base map options
• USGS DOQQ
• Vector-based map
• Municiple County boundaries
• Transportation
• Local orthophotos
• Other (2 contours, LIDAR)

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VERTICAL DATUM

• IN 1992 CONGRESS REQUIRES FEDERAL AGENCIES TO
  CONVERT TO 1988 VERTICAL DATUM
• ISSUES WITH RECONSTITUTING 1929 BENCHMARKS AND
  REFERENCE MARKS (2ND ORDER)
• REFER TO VOLUME I, 1.4.2.1 OF THE GS

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BASE MAP

• DEFINITION
• REFERENCE FEMA GS APPENDICES A K.4
• GEOREFERENCED MAPPED FEATURES
• FORMS BACKDROP FOR FLOOD HAZARD DATA
• PROVIDES HORIZONTAL CONTROL
• COVERS THE ENTIRE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (COMMUNITY OR
  COUNTY)
• VECTOR MAPS OR RASTER IMAGES

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BASE MAP(CONTINUED)

• VECTOR VS RASTER
• VECTOR MAPS SHOW CARTOGRAPHIC FEATURES AS LINES
• EASIER TO REPRODUCE
• EASIER TO REFLECT CHANGES/REALIGNMENTS TO ROADS,
  ETC.
• EASIER TO PRODUCE OR PROCESS TECHNICAL DTA
  (SMART MAP)
• CAN BE SHOWN AS A LAYER ON A GIS SYSTEM THAT CAN
  BE TURNED ON/OFF
• RASTER IMAGES ARE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS
• EASIER FOR GENERAL PUBLIC TO MAKE RELATIONSHIPS
  TO THE FLOODPLAIN
• EASIER TO IDENTIFY AREAS OF FLOODPLAIN THAT MAY
  NEED UPDATING (DEPENDENT ON AGE OF RASTER)
• EASIER TO PRODUCE OR PROCESS TECHNICAL DTA
  (SMART MAP)
• CAN BE SHOWN AS A LAYER ON A GIS SYSTEM THAT CAN
  BE TURNED ON/OFF

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BASE MAP(CONTINUED)

• VECTOR VS RASTER - CONDITIONS
• CAN ONLY BE ONE TYPE FOR THE ENTIRE COUNTY
  (CANNOT MIX RASTER WITH VECTOR)
• VECTOR BASE MAPS MUST MEET FEMA GUIDELINES
  SPECIFICATIONS
• COMMUNITY PROVIDED INFORMATION MUST BE MORE
  RECENT THAN 7 YRS

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BASE MAP(CONTINUED)

• DEPICTS PLANIMETRIC DATA
• Aerial imagery (if available county wide)
• Transportation features
• Road grid
• Railroads
• POLITICAL BOUNDARIES/community corporate limits
• Geodetic (Surveying) features
• public land survey system (PLSS) i.e.
  Township/Range
• benchmarks (NGS)
• Hydrographic feature (NHD)
• Streams, creeks, rivers
• Lakes, ponds
• DFIRM DOES NOT DEPICT TOPOGRAPHIC (CONTOUR) DATA

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BASE MAP(CONTINUED)

• THE FEMA DFIRM WILL NOT DEPICT TOPOGRAPHIC
  INFORMATION!!! HOWEVER TOPOGRAPHIC INFO, IF
  AVAILABLE, CAN BE SHOWN AS A LAYER ON A GIS
  SYSTEM ON A LOCAL OR STATE SUPPORTED SYSTEM

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BASE MAP(CONTINUED)

• FUNDING
• FEMA IS PROHIBITED FROM USING FEDERAL FUNDS TO
  CREATE/PURCHASE NEW BASE MAP DATA
• COMMUNITY PROVIDED BASE MAP DATA IS ENCOURAGED
• CONSIDERED LEVERAGE
• HELPS FEMA MEET METRICS
• AIDS COMMUNITIES IN ADMINISTRATION (BETTER DATA)

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BASE MAP(CONTINUED)

• A WORD ABOUT TOPOGRAPHY..
• FEMA TYPICALLY ACQUIRES TOPOGRAPHIC DATA DURING A
  STUDY OR RE-STUDY. THE COVERAGE OF TOPO
  INFORMATION IS LIMITED TO THE FLOODPLAIN AREA
  ONLY. IN THE PAST, SOME COMMUNITIES HAVE CHOSEN
  TO CONTRACT WITH THE AERIAL VENDOR AND SUPPLEMENT
  THE COVERAGE WITH THEIR OWN FUNDS TO COVER ALL OR
  PORTIONS OF THE COMMUNITY OUTSIDE THE FLOODPLAIN.

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MAP SCALES ANDPANEL LAYOUT

• NEW PANEL LAYOUT
• BASED ON 7.5 MINUTE USGS QUADS
• PANELS FROM EFFECTIVE FIRM OVERLAID ON NEW
  PANELING SCHEME
• PANELING SCHEME
• TOTAL NUMBER OF QUADS DETERMINED
• BREAKDOWN OF PANELS BASED ON MAPPING SCALE
• TOTAL NUMBER OF PANELS NOT PRINTED

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MAP SCALES ANDPANEL LAYOUT
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Example of Old FIRM Index
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EFFECTIVE FIRM INDEXPRINTED AND NOT PRINTED
PANELS
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Example of new DFIRM panel index
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EFFECTIVE VS DFIRM LAYOUT
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Preliminary FIS Report, DFIRM Map Distribution,
and TSDN

• Producing (combining multiple community FIS
  reports) or revising the county-wide FIS report
• Text
• Data tables
• References
• Profiles
• DFIRM map distribution
• Preliminary Summary of Map Actions (SOMA)
• Technical Support Data Notebook

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ESTIMATING DFIRM CONVERSION COSTS

• FACTORS AFFECTING COST
• PANELING SCHEME/SCALES/PANELS PRINTED
• MISMATCHES
• LOMRs
• NEW/EXISTING DATA STUDIES
• BASE MAP INCORPORATION/RESOLUTION
• DATUM CONVERSION
• NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING COMMUNITIES WITHIN COUNTY
• LEVEL OF DETAIL FOR EXISTING STUDIES DETAILED,
  LIMITED DETAIL, APPROXIMATE A

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ESTIMATING DFIRM CONVERSION COSTS

• MISMATCHES
• OVERLAY AERIAL/ROAD GRID WITH DIGITIZED FIRM
• FOR EACH AREA OF MISALIGNMENT, DETERMINE IF
  DIFFERENCES ARE A RESULT OF
• NATURAL MIGRATION OF STREAM WHICH HAS OCCURRED
  SINCE FIRM WAS LAST PUBLISHED
• CHANNELIZATION OF STREAM OR REALIGNMENT (MANMADE
  CHANGES)
• IS AREA OF MISMATCH AN APPROXIMATE ZONE A OR ONE
  WITH BFEs

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DFIRM CONVERSIONRESPONSIBILITIES

• FEMA
• INCORPORATION OF BASE MAP DATA
• INCORPORATION OF LOMRs
• RESOLUTION OF ALIGNMENT AND MISMATCHES
• INCORPORATION OF PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED HH DATA
• COORDINATE WITH STATE/COMMUNITY FOR PRELIMINARY
  MAP PRODUCTION AND ADOPTION

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DFIRM CONVERSIONRESPONSIBILITIES

• STATE
• DEPENDENT ON THE MAP MOD 3MS AGREEMENT WITH FEMA
  FOR LEVEL OF RESPONSIBILITITY
• COORDINATE WITH FEMA AND COMMUNITY DURING
  CONVERSION PROCESS

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3MS RESPONSIBILITIES

• To Communities
• Solicit input from communities about the Map Mod
  effort
• provide assistance and support in understanding
  Map Mod process and in conveying community
  needs/concerns
• encourage community to provide engineering and
  GIS support

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3MS RESPONSIBILITIES

• To WOHS
• Coordinate, organize, and participate in
  pre-scoping, scoping, and project finalization
  meetings
• Assist WOHS and FEMA in assessing local level
  mapping needs and concerns
• Provide FPMs with Map Mod and hazard related
  information thru mailings, promotional and
  educational opportunities
• Provide pertinent information regarding
  community-level participatory issues and data
  gaps
• Develop, conduct and compile a statewide annual
  questionnaire/survey for status and availability
  of all digital base map data and attempt to
  acquire all digital GIS base map materials
  (1-to-2 foot contour maps, newer photography, and
  elevation like LIDAR).
• Work with WOHS to build partnerships among
  various state, federal, local, and private
  entities to enable Wyoming to take an increased
  responsibility and a higher level of State
  participation in the MMIP.
• Provide input to WOHS in developing yearly
  updates and revisions to the Business Plan.

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DFIRM CONVERSIONRESPONSIBILITIES

• COMMUNITY
• PRE-SCOPING
• ATTEND PRE-SCOPING MEETING
• CONTRIBUTION OF BASE MAP DATA
• AERIAL
• ROAD GRID
• OTHER
• IDENTIFY HH NEEDS WITH LEVEL OF DETAIL, STREAM
  REACH AND LENGTH, JUSTIFICATION FOR MAPPING
• SCOPING
• ATTEND/PARTICIPATE IN HH/DFIRM CONVERSION
  SCOPING EFFORTS
• ADOPTION
• REVIEW PRELINIMARY DFIRM
• ADOPT DFIRM WITHIN 6 MONTHS

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DFIRM CONVERSIONRESPONSIBILITIES

• MOD (FEMAS CONTRACTOR)
• LOMC REVIEW
• LIMITED PRE-SCOPING ACTIVITIES
• DFIRM CONVERSION EFFORTS
• QA/QC REVIEW
• OTHER WORK AS SCOPED WITH REGIONAL OFFICE

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http//www.fema.gov/fhm/dl_cgs.shtm
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Wyoming Map Mod TeamContact Info

• STATE NFIP
• CAP-SSSE
• Jim Case
• jcase_at_state.wy.us
• 307-777-4918
• NFIP/LEPC Coordinator
• Scott Meyers
• Wyoming Office of Homeland Security
• 307-777-4910
• 3MS
• Paul Caffrey
• 3MS Coordinator
• caffrey_at_uwyo.edu
• 307-766-2770
• Carrie Martin
• 3MS Research Associate

• FEMA
• State Specialist (NFIP Compliance)
• Bonnie Heddin
• Bonnie.Heddin_at_dhs.gov
• 303.235.4739
• Project Engineer (Mapping)
• Marijo Camrud
• marijo.camrud_at_dhs.gov
• 303.235.4835
• FEMA REGION VIII
• Denver Federal Center
• Building 710A
• Denver, Colorado 80225-0267

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Wyoming Map Mod website http//mapmod.wrds.uwyo.e
du/
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Questions?