Flood Forecast Mapping in AHPS October 28, 2003. 10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Outline Definition Requirements Processing Tasks –One-time –Routine Test Area.

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Flood Forecast Mapping in AHPS October 28, 2003

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Outline Definition Requirements Processing Tasks –One-time –Routine Test Area Presentation Methods What next?

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Definition Provide areal extent of flooding referenced against well-understood markings (streets, structures, landmarks) for water elevation forecasts At multiple locations along river reach

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Requirements Water Surface Profile –FLDWAV, SHRT, other DEM Data Processing Tools Presentation Methods

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Requirements Water surface profile –NWS FLDWAV Data collection Calibration Verification Routine generation –deterministic –probabilistic

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Requirements Digital Elevation Data –High-resolution most effective Reference Overlays –Orthophoto (geo-referenced images) –USGS Quad Sheets –TIGER Data –Utility Plans

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Requirements Processing Tools –Process static data Create ground grid –Process dynamic data Create water surface grid FLDVIEW –Arcview based

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Test Area

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Test Area

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Test Area

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Test Area

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Processing – Ground Grid

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Processing – Ground Grid

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Processing – Water Surface Grid

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Processing – Water Surface Grid

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Samples (Jan ‘96)

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Samples (Jan ‘96 Zoom)

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Highwater Comparison (‘84)

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Samples (4 layer zoom)

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Presentation Water surface profile Water surface grid –Shapefile Static web images Web-based image generation Policy issues for new product category

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Web-based Image Generation Internet map service User interaction –User selectable layers –Zoom Prototype site: – –Autodesk plug-in required

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Prototype Map Service

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Prototype Map Service

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Prototype Map Service

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Prototype Map Service

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Prototype Map Service

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Prototype Map Service

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Prototype Map Service

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Prototype Map Service

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Status Single location –Lewistown on Juniata River Daily Background processing –After routine operations –Cron initiated –FLDWAV on Linux –FLDVIEW on HP WS

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Stats Space Requirements –On AWIPS, Lewistown - ~1 GB –On FLDIMS - ??? FLDWAV performance - Linux –Deterministic, entire Susq. – few seconds –Probabilistic, 7 day PQPF – 35+ seconds –Probabilistic, 30 day - ~ 3 minutes

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Stats (cont’d) FLDVIEW performance – HP WS –Fully automated –7+ minutes deterministic (one layer) –35+ minutes, 5 layer probabilistic (5 layers) FLDVIEW performance – P3, 1 GHz, 512 MB –~1’ 10” per layer

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA Stats (cont’d) Automated process –Within Linux scripts OFS, PQPF, ESPADP, FLDVIEW, FTP –MARFC-developed queuing system –MARFC-developed auto-X-Display –Expect-based FTP transfer of modified shapefiles

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA What next? Sequencing –From peak value to 6 hour values –Animation? New location –Coding and structure changes –Other Susq. FLDWAV calibrated reach OHD prepared –Resources and methodology for entirely new location Data, software, code, training, documentation In-house vs. AHPS funded

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA What next? (cont’d) Simplified Hydraulic Routing Technique (SHRT) –Mapping for locations without backwater, without junctions NWS Policy –Products Water surface profiles, shapefiles, images, internet mapping services Official communications methods PC-based FLDVIEW execution –Currently coded for either HP-UX or PC

10/28/2003MARFC/NWS/NOAA What next? (cont’d) Internet map service selection User feedback –Design –Performance –User-friendliness

The End