A National Voice How the National Hydrologic Warning Council Serves Us All Steve Fitzgerald, Harris County Flood Control District, Houston, Texas NHWC.

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A National Voice How the National Hydrologic Warning Council Serves Us All Steve Fitzgerald, Harris County Flood Control District, Houston, Texas NHWC Vice-President Andy Rooke, AECOM, Austin, Texas NHWC Board Member Steve Fitzgerald, Harris County Flood Control District, Houston, Texas NHWC Vice-President Andy Rooke, AECOM, Austin, Texas NHWC Board Member 2nd National Flood Workshop, Houston, TX February 29, 2012

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ NHWC History Formed in 1993 – ALERT Users Group (AUG) & Southwestern Association of ALERT Systems (SAAS) Joined in ALERT-Flows East Coast Users Group Officially incorporated in 2005

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ NHWC Vision Providing timely, quality hydrologic information to protect lives, property, and the environment

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ NHWC Mission Be the trusted leader of the hydrologic warning community by providing training, guidance & standards, and professional development.

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ Hydrologic Warning The ability to warn of imminent danger to life, property, and the environment from hydrologic disasters through the use of automated remote data collection networks, modeling and analysis, and integrated forecast and warning systems

6 Observe, monitor, detect, forecast and generate warning Disseminate warning Respond Appropriately The Warning Process

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ Technical Areas Hydrology Data Collection Modeling & Analyses Standards and Guidance Hazard Communication & Public Awareness

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ Educational Areas Training & Professional Development Biennial Conferences

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ NHWC Members 129 Federal Agencies 50 Local/Regional Agencies 2 State Agencies 86Companies/Businesses 9 Academia 34 Individuals Join at

Leadership – Geographic & National Perspective

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ Liaisons Organizations: ACWIAMS NAFSMAASDSO ASFPMAgencies: NOAANWS FEMAUSACE Others: CoCoRaHSIFLOWS

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ Benefits – In My Own Words Collaboration – share and learn from each other Support each other in time of need. (O&M  disasters) Monitoring & developing technologies Collective national position is critical

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ Join Us 10 th National Conference & Exposition Jacksonville, Florida June 3-6, 2013

2nd National Flood Workshop: NHWC2/29/ More Information Dave Curtis, President Glenn Austin, Executive Director