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<br />Guidelines and Specifications for Flood Hazard Mapping Partners [April 2003] <br /> <br />1.4.2 <br /> <br />Topographic and Flood Hazard Data Development [February <br />2002] <br /> <br /> <br />Tapa & Flood <br />liazard Data <br />Development <br /> <br />Preliminary I <br />Post-Preliminary <br />Processing <br /> <br />The following activities are to be completed during the Topographic and Flood Hazard Data <br />Development sub-phase for a Flood Map Project that will include new or updated flood hazard <br />data: <br /> <br />. Field survey and topographic data development, including aerial topc:>graphic surveys, <br />cross-section surveys, hydraulic structure surveys, and establishment of vertical control <br />and location of qualifying bench marks; <br /> <br />. Flood hazard data development, including detailed flood hazard analyses, approximate <br />flood hazard analyses, and redelineations of floodplain boundaries based on updated <br />topographic data; and <br /> <br />. Creation and submittal of draft materials, including floodplain mapping (i.e., work maps), <br />digital files for GIS-based applications, and FIS report components. <br /> <br />The Topographic and Flood Hazard Data Development sub-phase includes colkcting or <br />acquiring the necessary topographic and field data and conducting detailed and/or approximate <br />studies and/or redelineating floodplain boundaries using flood elevations from the effective <br />FIRM and PIS report. Thus, this component is required only for Flood Map Projects that will <br />include new or updated flood hazard data. <br /> <br />The topographic and flood hazard data development path includes the steps summarized below. <br /> <br />1. Field survey and topographic data development, including: <br /> <br />· Aerial topographic surveys; <br /> <br />· Cross section surveys; <br /> <br />· Hydraulic structure surveys; and <br /> <br />· Establishment of vertical control and location of qualifying bench marks. <br /> <br />1-57 <br /> <br />Section 1,4 <br />