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Solutions for Stormwater: Planning and Enhancing Flood Resilience

Join this session to learn how GIS solutions have been implemented to build a comprehensive stormwater inventory,  ensuring accurate data collection and foundation for better understanding system needs. You will also hear how ArcGIS is used to analyze data and communicate real time and forecasted flood information to a wide audience. Discussion will include how analysis is used to provide critical insights, enhance flood resilience, and improve collaboration.

Presentations

  • Mapping Our Future: Developing a Roadmap and ArcGIS Utility Network for MS4 Assets

    The County of San Diego has begun the effort of converting outdated drainage data to a comprehensive MS4 GIS inventory for 3500 sq mi of unincorporated area. An iterative process was used to create a comprehensive Roadmap to ensure cohesive MS4 data collection at present, and into the future. Instrumental in this initiative was the use of the Esri Solution: Stormwater ArcGIS Utility Network Foundation. The use of data loading tools, connectivity rules, and attribute rules to ensure accurate data entry are key in efficiently embarking on the Roadmap to update the MS4 stormwater asset inventory.

    , Land Use Environmental Planner III, County of San Diego

    , GIS Asset Manager, RICK

  • Communicating Flood Data Effectively in Real-Time and Forecasts with ArcGIS
    The need to make critical, risk aware decisions is essential due to increasingly frequent and intense weather threating coastal communities. The expanded availability of both real-time and forecast gridded model data allows data science to determine potential impacts at a local level. Virginia Beach leverages innovative techniques including ArcGIS and AWS Cloud to provide building, parcel, and street level flood data for policy makers, emergency managers, engineers, and citizens to ensure the data is equitable and accessible, empowering a more resilient and climate aware community.

    , Virginia Institute of Marine Science

    , Lead Data Scientist, City of Virginia Beach

Session Type: User Presentations
Session Level: All Attendees
Access Type: In-Person
Topic: Water Resources, Water Utilities
Esri Products: ArcGIS Network Analyst, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Solutions, ArcGIS Utility Network
Industry: Stormwater
Keywords: Stormwater planning, Flood Resiliency, Infrastructure planning, Drainage Analysis, MS4