2012
DOI: 10.3133/sim3221
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Flood-inundation maps for the Saddle River from Rochelle Park to Lodi, New Jersey, 2012

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“…These 11 sites were selected by FIM Program staff to represent a variety of topographic and hydraulic settings and were locations that already had flood inundation map libraries created using one-dimensional hydraulic models (Benedict and others, 2013;Czuba and others, 2014;Flynn and others, 2012;Fowler, 2014;Hoppe and Watson, 2012;Iowa Flood Information System, 2016;Lombard, 2013;Murphy and others, 2012;Roland and Hoffman, 2011;Roland and others, 2014;Storm, 2012). These sites all correspond to National Weather Service (NWS) Flood Forecast points.…”
Section: Software Validation 5 Comparisons Within the United Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These 11 sites were selected by FIM Program staff to represent a variety of topographic and hydraulic settings and were locations that already had flood inundation map libraries created using one-dimensional hydraulic models (Benedict and others, 2013;Czuba and others, 2014;Flynn and others, 2012;Fowler, 2014;Hoppe and Watson, 2012;Iowa Flood Information System, 2016;Lombard, 2013;Murphy and others, 2012;Roland and Hoffman, 2011;Roland and others, 2014;Storm, 2012). These sites all correspond to National Weather Service (NWS) Flood Forecast points.…”
Section: Software Validation 5 Comparisons Within the United Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%