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Bibliography on Flood Proofing
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3/1/1977
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National Hasards Research and Applications Information Center
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<br />site elevation, and flood proofing. <br /> <br />--- <br /> <br />Day, John C. and Reuben N. Weisz <br />'~ linear programing model for use in guiding urban floodplain management." <br />Water Resources Research 12, (June 1976), pp. 349-359. <br /> <br />Modern planning seeks better solutions to urban flood problems through <br />floodplain management practices involving coordinated land use and engineering <br />approaches. Land use control can be integrated with dams, levees, channel <br />works, etc., but the physical and economic interrelationships must be taken <br />into accou . Trade-offs require quantification of the economic impacts of <br />idssimilar alternatives. A computational technique employing linear programing <br />to determine the optimum combination of flood contro~ works and land develop- <br />ment policies (including flood proofing) is applied to the Tucson situation <br />and found to yield information helpful for floodplain management. <br /> <br />Denver Regional Council of Governments, Denver, Colo. Available from National <br />Technical Information Service, Springfield, VA. <br />Urban storm drainage criteria manual Vol. 2. Prepared in cooperation with <br />Wright-McLaughlin Engineers, Denver. 1969. HC$6.00/MF$0.95. <br />l43p. (NTIS no. PB-185 263) <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />The document contains chapters on major drainage structures, inlets and cul- <br />verts, storage, irrigation ditches, flood proofing, auxiliary uses, and a glos- <br />sary. Also contained as a part of the policy section is a model flood plain <br />regulation ordinance for use by local jurisdictions. <br /> <br />Flanagan, Lawrence N. and George C. Hoff. Dept. of the Army, Lower Mississippi <br />Valley division, Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg, Miss. 89180. <br />Floodproofing existing brick-veneer dwellings on slab-on-grade. 1977. <br />Paper presented at the Conference on Flood Proofing and Flood Plain Management, <br />March 20-25, 1977, Pacific Grove, Calif., sponsored by the Engineering Foun- <br />dation. To be published in Conference Proceedings. <br />6p. (Waterways Experiment Station Floodproofing Studies) <br /> <br />Describes a study to be completed in late 1977, the goals of which are to <br />establish useable and economical systems of floodproofing the brick veneer home <br />built on slab-on-grade, and to publish a homeowners floodproofing manual. Pre- <br />liminary results of hydrostatic loading tests show that such houses that are <br />floodproofed should not be subjected to more than 1 1/2 to 2 foot of water <br />loading. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />3 <br />
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