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The Nebraska Floodplain and Stormwater Managers Association (NeFSMA) is an active organization of over 100 members representing over 50 organizations. NeFSMA pursues multiple purposes including: 1.)promote public awareness of floodplain and stormwater management; 2.) promote the professional status of floodplain and stormwater management and secure all benefits resulting there from; 3.) promote cooperation and information exchange between individuals and entities concerned with floodplain and stormwater management; 4.) keep individuals concerned with floodplain and stormwater management well informed through educational and professional seminars and to provide a method for dissemination of information, both general and technical; 5.) inform and educate concerned individuals of pending floodplain or stormwater legislation, funding and other related management matters. Please browse our website to learn more about NeFSMA at www.nefsma.net. If you are interested in joining, either contact one of the board members or complete the membership form.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

2011 NeFSMA Conference - FEMA RiskMAP Product, Multi-Frequency Grids for Lincoln

FEMA RiskMAP Product – Multi-Frequency Grids for City of Lincoln, Nebraska, William Zung, CFM Greenhorne & O’Mara, Jason Schneider, P.E., CFM Greenhorne & O’Mara, Ben Higgins, P.E. City of Lincoln, Nebraska

As one of FEMA’s Risk MAP Early Demonstration Projects Greenhorne & O’Mara completed Multi-Frequency Grids for the Little Salt Creek Basin.  The Little Salt Creek Basin is made up of 72 miles of new detail study completed by the City of Lincoln as a Cooperating Technical Partner (CTP).  Greenhorne & O’Mara leveraged this existing detail study to create the following Flood Risk Datasets:  Depth grids as the 10%, 4%, 2%, 1%, and 0.2% annual chance floods, percent annual chance flood grids, percent chance of being flooded in a 30 year grid, water surface elevation grids, and velocity grids.  These products were presented to the City of Lincoln for outreach materials to help communicate risk to stakeholder.

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