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• FEMA Yias developed tools to assist in the devellopment of the flood hazard data studies and the Digital Flood In~surance Rate Maps (DFIRMs). FEMA will, through the NSP, provide all CTPs access to and training in th~se tools. The use of these tools will assist in the Map Modernization effort and the efficienry of mapping partners. If the CTP chooses not to use these production~ tools, then the CTP will be required t~ submit project data ~t major milastones in each Mapping Project ui accordance with data capture standazds. Submitting data i~ t~ese standards will aid in more efficient quality control reviews, data storage, archiving, and for future study u~~dates. The Da~ta Capture Specifications submittals will be required at the following study mi~estones: • Project Scoping (as specified); • Terrain Data Processing Completed; • Field Survey Completed; • Hydmlogy Cornpleted (draft and final); • Hydraulics Completed (draft and final); • Coastal Analysis Completed (draft and final); and ~ • DFIRM Mapping (draft and preliminary). Al~hou;gh the scoping activity is not specifically included in this table, CTPs performing scoping activities wifll be required to submit scoping-r~lated data in accordance with the data capture standards. QA/QC review activities may be performed by CTPs or the NSP at the discretian of FEMA. Please note the NSP wifll also be per~orming periodic audits and overall study/project management to monitor study quality. FEMA will be providing download/upload ca~pability for data capture submittals through the NIIP. Data submittals uploaded via the NIIP will include t)he same data required prior to the existence of the MIP. Activit~/ 1 - Pre-Scoping ReSDOnsible Mappin~ Paa~tner: CWGB and FEMA/NSP Sco e: Pre-Scoping or Mapping Needs Assessment forms the building block for the Scoping Phase. This task involves collecting c~ata from a variety of sources including community surveys, other Federal and State ~~gencies, NFIP State Coordinators, Community Assistance Visits (CAVs) and FEMA archives. FEMA/NSP will collect and compile are such data and evaluate the effective ~IS report and FIRM maps to see if they need to be updated. FE1l1A/NSP will compile lists of mapping needs from the MQ~]USS database, community surveys, the Scoping Tool, and CAVs if available. Data collection will incl~nde obtaining the best available base map materials (e.g., corporate li~-its, roads, • orthophotos) along with stream centerline file~. T'he acquired data will be imported into tk~e scoping tool and u5ed during the Sco~ing Task. In the Scoping Tool, all streams should have wnique names, the limits IVlapping Activity Statement No. 10: Montezuma County} Colorado Water Conservation Board