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National Flood Interoperability Experiment Alabama Case Studies David R. Maidment Center for Research in Water Resources University of Texas at Austin 21 March 2015

Mobile-Alabama River System Mobile Bay Black Warrior River TombigbeeRiver Alabama River Mobile River Coosa River Cahaba River

Tuscaloosa County Black Warrior River

County subset of national geospatial data layers NFIE-Geo for a county…. County subset of national geospatial data layers http://www.caee.utexas.edu/prof/maidment/CE397Flood/Assignment2/NFIEGeo.pdf

NFIE-Geo around University of Alabama Campus Black Warrior River

Catchment 18228725

Geo to Hydro… High spatial resolution hydrologic modeling at continental scale Built upon NFIE-Geo: A national geospatial framework for hydrology Continental landscape divided into 2.67 million local catchments, each containing a single stream reach Stream reaches connect to form a national stream network 2.67 million catchments Average area 3 km2 Average reach length 2 km

Hurricane Ivan, September 2004 The most expensive disaster in the history of Alabama

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Severe Flooding in Mobile during Ivan Black Warrior River Case study for river-coastal interaction