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3 Historical <br />Data Layer <br />Floods <br />Content Manager <br />3(a) <br />Data Group <br />Name and <br />Source I <br />Metadata Available <br />Spatial Data <br />Extent <br />(CM) and other <br />Key Pre - Integration <br />Comments <br /># <br />(�) <br />Description <br />Contact <br />(4) <br />Format <br />(s) <br />aspatial <br />Processing Tasks <br />(9) <br />(italics) <br />(3) <br />limited attribute data better appreciate the spatial patterns and <br />(5) <br />information <br />(8) <br />indicating location and date severity of flood events over time. <br />2 <br />of several major historical <br />7 <br />floods statewide. <br />3 Historical <br />Floods <br />3(a) <br />Flood <br />CWCB <br />N/A Point shapefile statewide N/A <br />To enable demonstration of • Creation of this data layer by CWCB creates <br />History <br />the utility of this the opportunity for augmenting and regular <br />information, CWCB update of this information with attribute and <br />generated a point file with other data that will assist flood managers <br />limited attribute data better appreciate the spatial patterns and <br />indicating location and date severity of flood events over time. <br />of several major historical <br />floods statewide. <br />3(b) <br />Colorado <br />Susan Hayes, <br />N/A Point shapefile City of Fort N/A <br />This data was generated • Spatial data of historical post -flood <br />State <br />P.E., CFM <br />Collins <br />primarily by post -flood GPS conditions at the level of detail described here <br />University <br />Floodplain <br />survey by City and other is probably uncommon for most events, but <br />3(c) <br />City Building Administrator <br />N/A Point shapefile City of Fort N/A <br />flood hazard emergency could be very useful for local future flood <br />Damage <br />City of Fort <br />Collins <br />personnel following the mitigation efforts, including revising DFIRMs, <br />3(d) <br />Damage <br />Collins <br />N/A Polygons City of Fort N/A <br />1997 Fort Collins Spring localized flood mitigation strategies, and <br />Zone Buffer <br />Ph: (970) 416- <br />Collins <br />Creek flood (GIS manager insurance activities. <br />2233 <br />at the time was Claudia • Display of this innovative post -flood data in <br />email: <br />Haack - Benedict). the DSS might encourage similar activities in <br />shayes @fcgov. <br />Information was provided other locations post -flood leading to <br />com <br />to RTi by the City in Are enhanced coordination and recovery efforts. <br />export (.E00) and coverage • Processes to achieve standardization of <br />format. Data was post flood mapping might be adopted by <br />converted to shapefile, floodplain managers to both: (i) facilitate their <br />projected to adoption for disaster coordination and post - <br />NAD_1983_UTM flood damage assessment and recovery <br />_ Zone_13N, and an planning, and (ii) enable better comparison of <br />ArcGIS mxd project post -flood event data. <br />created to examine the <br />data. Representative <br />layers were selected for <br />integration into the Flood <br />DSS prototype. <br />4 Weather <br />Modification <br />4(a) <br />Central <br />CWCB <br />N/A Point shapefile Rocky mountains N/A <br />Information was supplied • HDR (John Henz) was contacted regarding <br />Rocky <br />as incomplete and availability of this data. Information was not <br />Mountain <br />somewhat disorganized forthcoming so the best available data (held <br />Generator <br />data CD originally provided by CWCB) was used for example. <br />Sites <br />to CWCB by HDR. Data <br />9E <br />