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<br /> <br />Water Supply Finance and Construction Program _ Project Data <br /> <br />Grantoo: Colorado Waler Conservalion Board Connty: Slalewide . <br />Prnjoet Namo: Colorado Flnod Docision Support System (DSS) <br />Project Type: Develop Dccision Support tool for eWeB Flood Protection statTand for external <br />customers (Phase l) <br />Drainage Hasin: All River Basins in Colorado 'Vater Source: N/A <br />TOhlll.roject Cost: $500,000 Funding Source: eWeB Const. Fund <br />T)'pe or Granfee: Stale Government Median Household income: N/A <br />CWCB Non-Roimb"rsable Inv.: $250,000 Interest Rate; N/A Term: N/A <br /> <br />SUMMARY <br />The cwcn has invested in Decision Support Systems (DSSs) for several years, in particular the basin DSSs <br />COllectively known as Colorado's Decision Support Systems (CDSS). The DSS efforts provide specific <br />solutions 10 meet the prioritized m."Cds or the eWeR and DWR and also provide a gcncral framework for data <br />management, modeling, analysis, and dissemination of information. The proposed Flood OSS prototype <br />recognizes the framework of COSS and, as much as possible, would be implemented in a way that uses CDSS <br />components and data, extends COSS with additional data and capabilities, and allows for continued reuse and <br />integration with CDSS components. A Flood DSS was initially envisioned as an impetus to statewide <br />digitizalion of designaled noodplains, a goal that has since been achieved Ihrough Ihe Slate's document imaging <br />system. Subsequently, the primary focus of the Flood DSS is to mcct the following needs: I) Provide a <br />clearinghouse of flood.hazard information for use by a variety of Users, 2) Provide timely and well-organizcd . <br />flood outlook data products for the emergency managers {e.g., Flood Task Force}, and 3} Provide a <br />clearinghouse of additional flood-related data, including weather modification, stn'am restoration, levce & dam <br />inventories, ctc. Thc ability to utilize flood ha7..ard infonnation from different sources in a GIS environment, as <br />well as access information from CWCB's Content Manager document system for interpretation togl.thcr with <br />spatial information, will greatly facilitate the etlcctivcness of decision-making. The OSS protolypc <br />demonstratcd this utility, and was helpful in garnering support to fully develop a statewide flood DSS. 'me <br />specilic objectives of Flood DSS developmcnt are to: I) Imple-mL'"t a web site to organize and dissemimlle <br />spatial data, via an ArclMS web site on a State web server, that will allow for a clearinghouse concept, 2) <br />Provide links betw<-cn selecled spalial and non-spatial data in order to maximize funetionalily oflhe 1001, and 3) <br />Allow CWCB Flood Protection stafr to increase the efficiency and Use of pertinent data for both inh:mal <br />decision making as well as eXll'rnal delivery. <br /> <br /> <br />, <br />, " <br />',.. oMol'llll <br />"-1/ <br />" <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />.- <br /> <br />1'--' <br /> <br />":C~ <br /> <br />.,- <br /> <br />. <br />"""III <br /> <br />oR1o8kn:o <br /> <br />."",. <br /> <br />oKl Carbl <br /> <br />.- <br /> <br />Project Impact ,\re3 <br />(Statmldo) <br /> <br />-,l;('i <br />'C"""",, <br />, <br /> <br />""="' <br /> <br />" "'. <br />l( '1 <br /> <br />-'of' ,~' , <br />1;08liol,,- <br />~~'!- <br />-- <br /> <br />. <br />