THE WATER IS RISING SCALABLE, RELIABLE, AND RELEVANT INFORMATION SUPPORTING FIRST RESPONDERS. May 3, 2017

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THE WATER IS RISING SCALABLE, RELIABLE, AND RELEVANT INFORMATION SUPPORTING FIRST RESPONDERS May 3, 2017 Association of State Floodplain Managers 2017 Conference Jim Keith, PE, CFM Walter P Moore Andy Yung, PE, CFM Walter P Moore Stephanie Griffin, PE, CFM City of Grand Prairie

The Water Is Rising Scalable, Reliable, and Relevant Information Supporting First Responders Presentation Overview Introduction Grand Prairie Project Overview Next Steps 2

Introduction What is a Flood Warning System? 3

Introduction Each Community has unique risks and needs So you have all these gages, what can you do with them? System must convey risk to life and property Provide Decision Support - If you can t utilize and react to real time information, the only thing you provide is data to confirm what happened. 4

Project Overview City engaged Walter P Moore and UT Arlington Phased approach Objective: To provide a flood warning / forecasting system that will permit City Emergency Managers to identify areas of inundation and allow the timely dispatch of first responders to these areas to close roads, evacuate, shelter-in-place, and/or begin rescue operations. In other words, if it rains X inches, how high will the water get here, and when? 5

Project Overview Real-Time Rainfall Rainfall vs. W.S. Elevs. + Critical Elevation s Mapping Dispatch 6

W.S. Elev. Precipitation Grand Prairie Flood Warning System Project Overview T peak T crit Critical Elevation 7

Project Overview Phase 1 Five Pilot Watch Points 8

Focus is Implementation and Decision Support Integrating with existing hardware & software System is a tool that does not replace human interaction Should enhance decision making and add lead time Must meet needs of both primary users and first responders Phased approach with scalable system architecture 9

Initiated Project with Half-Day Workshop City Staff and Project Team - Stormwater Ops, Public Works/Streets, Fire, Police, Emergency Management Listening session - Understand current operations & protocols - What are needs of FWS users? - What are needs of first responders? Identified data needs & opportunities for integration with current systems Manage expectations 10

Rainfall Gage Availability Fish Creek Cottonwood Creek Mountain Creek Outside watershed Sensor 2010 Sep 2015 April - 2015 Nov Number (Hermine) June Now 6110 6120 6130 6140 6000 6080 6100 6306 6150 6160 6170 6030 6040 6050 6060 6500 6520 11

Water Level Sensor Availability Sensor Number 2010 Sep (Hermine) 2015 April - June 2015 Nov Now Fish Creek Cottonwood Creek Mountain Creek 6113/6533 6123 6133 6143 6083 6093 6103 6303 6363 6173 20003 12

Hydrologic & Hydrometeorologic Analysis Evaluating watershed response times - Various depths, durations, and frequencies Evaluating movement of storms over watersheds 13

Hydraulic Analysis & Mapping Keep it simple! No need for real-time dynamic modeling. Based on existing steady state HEC-RAS models Developing stage vs. discharge rating curves at control points Developing staged inundation mapping Mapping will be called up by the system 14

Hydraulic Analysis & Mapping 15

Hydraulic Analysis & Mapping 16

Hydraulic Analysis & Mapping 17

Hydraulic Analysis & Mapping 18

Hydraulic Analysis & Mapping 19

Flood Warning System Software Development Bring above components together Output data in various formats (GIS, database, web) Web-based mobile platform Initially restricted access to City personnel Will serve data directly to EM/dispatch systems System redundancy & security 20

Challenges and Next Steps City installing automated low water crossing gates - Cottonwood Creek @ Carrier Pkwy - No precedent, will work closely after install on system integration Timing - Difficult to get more than 2 hours lead time. Accurate forecasting is still a long way off Phase 1 scheduled to complete October 2017 System will be tested internally prior to going live 21

Conclusion Summary and Conclusions Flood Warning means different things to different communities Focus on Integration and Decision Support Keep system simple for reliability Design system to be flexible & scalable Output relevant information for users & first responders 22

Scalable, Reliable, and Relevant Information Supporting First Responders Any Questions? 23