Flood Inundation Mapping Program Information sheet - Print Quality
Flood Inundation Mapping Program Information sheet - Print QualityFlood Inundation Mapping Program Information sheet - Print Quality
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The FIM Toolbox contains a comprehensive information on the Flood Inundation Mapping program, including how to develop a flood inundation map library. This section of the FIM Toolbox provides information on obtaining approval and publishing your FIM library. The Toolbox is updated as new resources become available.
Once your peer reviews are complete and you have incorporated their suggestions, you can submit your library for approval.
► USGS FIM Library
► Furnished FIM Library
Once you've made your final revisions, your files are ready to be submitted for publication to the FIM Mapper.
► USGS FIM Library
► Furnished FIM Library
Once your library is approved and finalized, the loss-estimation modeling can be completed using your final depth grids. Please allow for additional time and planning for publishing.
While multiple loss-estimation models are available, the cheapest and most commonly used option is FEMA's HAZUS-MH methodology. Learn more about how HAZUS and flood inundation mapping work together here. HAZUS analysis can be conducted for a new FIM site or already-completed FIM site.
Information associated with the Flood Inundation Mapping Toolbox.
Multimedia items associated with flood inundation mapping.
Flood Inundation Mapping Program Information sheet - Print Quality
Flood Inundation Mapping Program Information sheet - Print Quality
Below are data or web applications associated with flood inundation mapping.
The FIM Toolbox contains a comprehensive information on the Flood Inundation Mapping program, including how to develop a flood inundation map library. This section of the FIM Toolbox provides information on obtaining approval and publishing your FIM library. The Toolbox is updated as new resources become available.
Once your peer reviews are complete and you have incorporated their suggestions, you can submit your library for approval.
► USGS FIM Library
► Furnished FIM Library
Once you've made your final revisions, your files are ready to be submitted for publication to the FIM Mapper.
► USGS FIM Library
► Furnished FIM Library
Once your library is approved and finalized, the loss-estimation modeling can be completed using your final depth grids. Please allow for additional time and planning for publishing.
While multiple loss-estimation models are available, the cheapest and most commonly used option is FEMA's HAZUS-MH methodology. Learn more about how HAZUS and flood inundation mapping work together here. HAZUS analysis can be conducted for a new FIM site or already-completed FIM site.
Information associated with the Flood Inundation Mapping Toolbox.
Multimedia items associated with flood inundation mapping.
Flood Inundation Mapping Program Information sheet - Print Quality
Flood Inundation Mapping Program Information sheet - Print Quality
Below are data or web applications associated with flood inundation mapping.