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Arc Hydro and Water Arc Hydro and Water Resources: Resources: An Integrated Approach to Water An Integrated Approach to Water Resource Data Management Resource Data Management Mark Nelson, P.E., GISP

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Arc Hydro and Water Arc Hydro and Water Resources: Resources:

An Integrated Approach to Water An Integrated Approach to Water Resource Data ManagementResource Data Management

Mark Nelson, P.E., GISP

Introductions

Mark Nelson, P.E., GISP Vice-PresidentMatt Terella, Project ManagerMaria Martinez, Project Manager

Jones Edmunds

Established in 1974~300 people– Over 20 GIS Professionals– Over 50 Water Resources Professionals

Four Florida Offices (& Sarasota)

GIS/WR Clients – St. Johns, Sarasota, Marion, Pasco,

Pinellas, Charlotte, and Collier and Lee Counties

– St. Cloud, Leesburg, Gainesville, and Palm Coast

– SJRWMD, SFWMD and SWFWMD

Overview

Arc HydroStormwater Infrastructure Data ManagementWatershed Management Planning– GIS centric watershed management planning– Workflow and SOPs– Arc Hydro (geodatabase and tools)– Typical modeling steps

Example Projects

Arc Hydro?

GeodatabaseTools

Why Arc Hydro?

Manage and maintain data quickly, efficiently & accurately

Automate tedious & time consuming tasks

Cut costs

“Visualize” hydrologic features

Communicate data and concepts

Multiple Uses for Drainage Infrastructure Data

Arc Hydro Uses

Operations & Maintenance:

•Location

•Condition

•Preventative maintenance

•Capital Improvement Planning

•Enterprise Asset Management

•Work Order Management

Engineering:

•Modeling

•Stormwater Master Planning

•Capital Improvement Planning

Common Data – Different Scales

Managing stormwater– Infrastructure– Hydrologic &

Hydraulic Modeling

Arc Hydro Geodatabase

Infrastructure versus Modeling

Stormwater Infrastructure Geodatabase

Arc Hydro Modeling

Geodatabase

Stormwater Model (ICPR, HEC, etc)

Stormwater Infrastructure Geodatabase

Sarasota County Stormwater Infrastructure Geodatabase

SFWMD Arc Hydro / AHED

SFWMD Arc Hydro Enhanced Database

HydroperiodEstimation

Operations Decision Support

System

RegionalSimulation

Model

FloodHydrology

&HydraulicsDatabase of record for

hydrologic feature locations within the SFWMD area of interest.

Central enterprise database– Oracle– ArcSDE– Maintained by GIS

and Web Development Division.

– Multi-year project: pilot, prototype, and production.

– Production within the SFWMD network.

SFWMD Arc Hydro

Arc Hydro Modeling Geodatabase

Arc Hydro, LiDAR, and Watershed Management Planning

Arc Hydro (tools) and LiDAR are the foundation of WMPArc Hydro Geodatabase is becoming defacto standard for storing and managing WMPs– Centralized– Portable– Promotes updating (terrain changes / growth)

SWFWMD Arc Hydro

Primary driver FEMA Map Modernization– SWFWMD CTP

GWIS (Geographic Watershed Information System)

GIS-Centric Watershed Management Planning

SWFWMDMarion CountyPinellas CountySarasota CountySt. Johns CountyPalm Coast

Arc Hydro Tools

Set of tools used to automate/streamline engineering workflow for watershed parameterizations

Starting point: Terrain and Arc Hydro -ready mdb

Typical JE WMP Steps

Catchment delineation– DEM creation– Sinks– FDIR– FAC– Stream definition and segmentation– Catchment delineation

Field recon and survey– Geodatabase checkout– Direct parameter input– Survey plan developed

Model parameterization– Finalize model schematic– Hydrologic parameterization (Tc, CN, EMCs, DCIA, etc)– Hydraulic parameterization

Channel polygon exclusionsCross-section extensions/blending (survey and LiDAR)Stage/area/volumeCross-section extraction and thinning\Initial conditionsLink entrance and loss coefficients

Model development, calibration and verification– Initial conditions floodplain– Geodatabase tables to model– Calibration using NEXRAD and other watershed data– Model results to geodatabase– Floodplains– Pollutant loading

Alternatives analysis Results and recommendations

Modeling Geodatabase / Directory

Data Source?

Raw LiDAR(LAS)

Digitized Contours and Spots

Aerial Photographs

National Topo(USGS 5')SWFWMD Basin Polygons

Is study basin greater than 3mi2?

Compress to SID

QC/QA with cooperator basemap

Planning Basin Delineationwith Buffer

Clip Source Data for Study AreaPre DTMBreaklines Points

3D Analyst(reference G&Sprocedures) TIN DTM

Spatial Analyst(decide resolution) Raster DTM

N

Cartographic Contours from LIDAR

Raster Catalog/ Raster Dataset

Spatial Analyst DTMLINEFeatures

Modeling Geodatabase / Directory

TSDN report and directories

Modeling Geodatabase / Directory

HydroTools

Model Schematic

Survey NeedsPre-Screen Name ModelAssign HYD-ID’s Survey Needs

Modeling Geodatabase / Directory

Field Recon

TSDN report and directories

QA/QCHydroTools Hydraulic Element

Evaluate

HydroTools

Hydrologic ParametersHydraulic Parameters

ICPR Models

Y

Verify Model

Calibrate Model

HydroToolsDraftFloodplains

Model QA/QC ReviseModel

Final Floodplains

Design Storm

Doppler Rainfall

Problem Area

Evaluation Report

Feature Forms

Problem Area Reports Alternatives LOSAnalysis Recomendations

Modeling Geodatabase / Directory

TSDN report and directories

Modeling Geodatabase / Directory

DFIRM Database

DFIRM Panel

Survey Certification

Feature Photographs

Determine Project Area Extents

National Topo(USGS 5')SWFWMD Basins

NHD Basins

Which tasks to be included?

Extent and Numberof Problem Areas

SWFWMD Budget

What Data are Available

Hydraulic Elements Table Model Data

GIS Model DataTerrain (LiDAR, Contours, Breaklines)

Topographic Replacements

Topo Voids Areas

Replacement Elevation Data

Cooperating Partner

Replacement Elevation Data

BMPAreas

Determine Engineering PMand GIS lead

Determine Sub-consultants

Estimate Model Elements (number and difficulty)

Hydraulic Element

Choose Watershed Model(s)

Catchments

Application Development

Develop Draft WO and Budget

Review with PM and GIS Negotiate with SWFWMD

Assemble Project Team(Engineers, Analysts, Stewards, Programmers)

Kickoff meeting

Create Project Files / Add to Server

Project Documents

Topographic Replacement(Model Builder application)

Topo Voids New Elevation Data

Breaklines

Initial Model Runs

Sarasota County Arc Hydro

Infrastructure Asset ManagementStormwater Development ReviewWatershed Management Planning

St. Johns and Marion County Arc Hydro

Countywide Stormwater Modeling– Growth

management – Land Development

Regulations– Data maintenance

Arc Hydro Demo

Questions

Mark Nelson, [email protected]

352.377.5821