The
North Carolina Experience
David Maune, Dewberry & Davis
Interoperability
of National mapping datasets for the National Map
Mark Demulder, National Mapping Program Coordinator, USGS
DFirm
future of flood mapping
Paul Rooney, Federal Emergency Management Agency
Status and Integration of
NED/EDNA
Sue Greenlee and Kris Verdin, Eros Data Center
SRTM
Dean Gesch,
Eros Data Center
NHD
Tommy Dewald, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
WBD
Bob Pierce,
U.S. Geological Survey
LIDAR
Application Track
North
Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program
Robert A. Ryan, Earth Data International of NC, High Point, NC
Nation
Hydrography Dataset and Elevation Data in North Carolina
Lloyd Edwards
U.S. Geological Survey, Raleigh, NC
John Derry
North Carolina Center for Geographic Information & Analysis
Using
the SINK hydrologic function to identify treetops in small-footprint
multiple-return Lidar data
Stoker, J.M., Hoffer, R.M., Kaufmann, M.R., and Garcia, L.A.
Remote
Sensing and Geospatial Application for Wetland Mapping, Assessment
and Mitigation
Charles G. O'Hara, Consortium Manager
National Consortium on Remote Sensing in Transportation - Environmental
Assessment
Engineering Research Center
Mapping
Characteristics of LIDAR and IFSAR
John J Kosovich, U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, CO
Landcover-Dependent
Fusion of SRTM Data and Airborne LIDAR Data
K. Clint Slatton, Melba M. Crawford, and Larry Teng
Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin
Hydro Models
Use
of multi-model super ensemble in hydrology
Roland Viger, U.S. Geological Survey, Denver CO
Terrain
for the Lower Colorado RiverFlood Damage Evaluation Project
Erin Atkinson, EIT, Halff Associates, Inc.
Rick Diaz, GIS Programmer, Lower Colorado River Authority
HAZUS®MH:
Coastal Flood Hazard Analysis
Fatih Dogan, ABS Consulting
Automated Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling Track
Automated
Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling
Steve Jencen, P.E., Senior Project Manager
AMEC Earth & Environmental, Inc
Automated
Hydrology and Hydraulics and
Advanced Terrain Processing with WISE
David Key, Joe Chapman and Gray Minton
Watershed Concepts Inc.
Raster Tools Track
Some
Potential Terrain Analysis Tools for ArcGIS
David Tarboton, Utah State University
Terrain Analysis Tools for Routing Flow and
Calculating Upslope Contributing Areas
John Wilson, University of Southern California
Watershed and Stream Characteristics Track
Part I StreamStats: A U.S. Geological Survey Web Application for Obtaining
Streamflow
Statistics for Gaged and Ungaged Sites
Part
II StreamStats: System Design and Web Implementation
Part
III Data Requirements for StreamStats
Kernell Ries, U.S. Geological Survey
Dean Djokic, Environmental Systems Research Institute
Jacqueline Coles, Pete Steeves and Al Rea, U.S. Geological
Survey
NHD
Watershed: Tools and Applications
Pete Steeves, U.S. Geological Survey
SPARROW
Water-Quality Modeling: Application of the National Hydrography
Dataset
Craig M. Johnston and Richard Bridge Moore
U.S. Geological Survey
Pembroke, NH
Integrating
EDNA and NHD Datasets to Derive Catchments for Stream Reaches
Bruce Worstell and Kristine Verdin
Science Applications International Corporation
Sue Greenlee
U.S. Geological Survey
Estimating
Flow Volume and Velocity for the National Hydrography Dataset
Al Rea
U.S. Geological Survey
Super-charging
the National Hydrography Dataset with Computed Attributes
Cindy McKay
Horizon Systems Corporation
Making
the NHD Flow – Adding Hydrology to Hydrography
Tim Bondelid
Research Triangle Institute
Use
of the Elevation Derivatives for National Applications Dataset
(EDNA) to Determine Power Potential for Two Hydrologic Regions
of the United States
Al Rea
U.S. Geological Survey
Kristine Verdin
Science Applications International Corporation
Low
Head / Low Power Resource Assessment of Hydrologic Units 11 and
17
Randy D. Lee
Idaho National Environmental and Engineering Laboratory
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