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Title
Design Guidelines for Flood Damage Reduction
Date
10/1/1981
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FEMA
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<br />Aflood profile (or water <br />surface proflle) such as this <br />one identifles the elevation <br />of various levels of flood- <br />ing for a speafic stream <br />channel. <br /> <br />42 <br /> <br />maps, aerial photographs, and related hydroiogic data. <br />Flood Depths. Flood depths are determined by the <br />difference between water surface elevation at times of <br />flooding and normal ground surface elevations. This in- <br />formation is important both in determining the eleva- <br />tions at which flood damage is likeiy to occur and in <br />defining the appropriate building elevations for flood <br />insurance and floodplain management regulations. <br />Flood depths also influence the hydrostatic forces that <br />are in effect during flooding, including the horizontal <br />loads that can cause lateral displacement or overturning, <br />and the vertical loads that can cause uplift, flotation, or <br />downward pressure on roofs. Flood depth data is avail- <br />able from various technical studies that include flood <br />elevations, water surface profiles, or stream and coast <br />cross-sections. In the absence of official reports, infor- <br />mation on flood depths can be obtained from site sur- <br />vey and historical records. <br /> <br />Flood proflles-Sow..hee Creek <br /> <br />Q' <br />> <br />" <br />z <br />I <br />c <br />o <br />" <br />! <br />iii <br /> <br /> ~ ~ <br /> 8 <br /> ~ ~ <br /> 0 <br /> ... ... c on <br /> ! ! E ~ <br /> >0 <br /> . . ~ , n <br /> f~ J II: .. <br /> C ~ ~ B l!l;: <br /> 0 0 <br />~ "'> "' ~ . 0 <br />Ii =" = t ..::i <br />~ ~... ~ i <br /> o c - ~ <br />... zoo Z - - <br />~ - .---" ~;.= --=- -- --- rrJ. <br />" --~ .::-:::= -,-- == --- ---- <br /> T:' ~ F:. :: - --- <br /> ;.;..-- -y-- <br /> -.= == .... - -- ~ <br />--f- ---- --- <br /> - <br /> - -- 1-0 <br /> Legend <br /> "-","""000 <br /> C,",eo "'.xl <br /> - ~"_W""'" <br />~ J ~ I~ ---- """",,," <br /> 1l::W.<9Y..&'All ,'eFt.,., <br /> 6 '-'0"><("'0' <br /> <br />Stream distance In miles above confluence wUh Okatlbbee Creek <br /> <br />Flood Water Velocity The average and maximum <br />velocity of flood water is important in determining hy- <br />drodynamic forces, which influence horizontal loads in <br />excess of hydrostatic load,. Velocity also affectS the <br />magnitude of debris impact loads (i.e., force of floating <br />objects carried by flood waters), and can increase ero- <br />
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