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GIS Techniques for Emergency Response FloodFight

GIS Techniques for Emergency Response FloodFight. By Jonathan Mulder Engineering Geologist, C.E.G. #1352 Data Collection and Management Section Northern Region Office Department of Water Resources. B urned A rea R ecovery T eam. Team Members. Team Leader. GIS Specialist.

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GIS Techniques for Emergency Response FloodFight

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  1. GIS TechniquesforEmergency ResponseFloodFight By Jonathan Mulder Engineering Geologist, C.E.G. #1352 Data Collection and Management Section Northern Region Office Department of Water Resources

  2. Burned Area Recovery Team Team Members Team Leader GIS Specialist OES Coordinator Assist Team by: FEMA Representative • Generating base maps of fire area Safety Officer • Creating “ad-hoc” detail maps Resources Specialists • Downloading GPS Data (way points) Engineering Geologist • Creating and maintaining a point file of “Assets at Risk” Civil Engineer • Developing final report maps sets: Hydrologist • Resource Maps Soil Scientist Forester • Detail Maps of “Assets at Risk” Biologist (wild-life or fisheries) • “Other duties as needed” Archeologist Other Resource Specialists as needed

  3. Burned Area Recovery Team Prior to deployment Gather other base data • Pre-burn aerial photography (NAIP) • Post-burn aerial photography (generally not available) • Quad sheets (1:24000) • Digital Elevation Model Data --10-meter resolution if available • Cultural data – political boundaries, roads and cities (ESRI Streetmaps) • Fire Protection Responsibility Areas (FRAP web site) NOTE: Copy and keep all base data on an external hard drive for future incident deployments! • Resource datasets • Geology (Statewide dataset or better) • Hydrography (National Hydrography Dataset) • Soil (STATSGO or preferably, SURSSGO) • Vegetation (FRAP or CASIL web site) • Fire History (FRAP web site)

  4. Burned Area Recovery Team Prior to deployment Generate Map Book sheets of incident area

  5. Burned Area Recovery Team Ready to deploy? Double-check! Office Equipment GIS Materials Portable Computer (duh!) ESRI Manuals External hard drive(s) GIS class notes and books Printer; plotter (if available) ESRI Forum print-outs Projector and screen Data sets (should already be on external hard drive) Easel and large paper Field Equipment Binding machine Steel-toe boots GPS Unit Hard hat Air card for internet connection Orange vest Office Supplies Reams of paper (letter and legal) NOTE: Be self-sufficient! Don’t assume items will be supplied! Take more than you think you need! Card stock (letter and 11’ x 17”) Binding combs File folders and binder clips Paper clips and stapler Magic markers and pushpins

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  9. Thank you! Jonathan Mulder Mulder@water.ca.gov

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