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Hazard Mitigation Technical Assistance Project (HMTAP) Susquehanna/Mohawk River Basin

Protecting Against Flood Hazards

Our established relationship with the U.S. Geological Survey allowed for timely access of information for this high priority project.

Our established relationship with the U.S. Geological Survey allowed for timely access of information for this high priority project.

We developed hydrologic analyses, GIS-based HEC-RAS hydraulic models, and mapping for 20 miles of stream in the Susquehanna River watershed, including levees affected by the 2006 floods.

We developed hydrologic analyses, GIS-based HEC-RAS hydraulic models, and mapping for 20 miles of stream in the Susquehanna River watershed, including levees affected by the 2006 floods.

We coordinated USACE's effort to calculate consistent peak discharges within New York for the Delaware River main stem.

We coordinated USACE's effort to calculate consistent peak discharges within New York for the Delaware River main stem.

Client
FEMA
Location
NY; PA
Services
Geospatial, Mapping, and Survey, Planning, Consulting, and Advisory
Markets
Risk, Response, Recovery, and Resilience, Water, Federal
Completed
2010
Region
Northeast

In response to the June 2006 floods in New York, as a partner with URS, we performed over 200 miles of hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, 300 miles of mapping, and extensive data quality reviews in support of the restudy of flood hazards in New York’s Susquehanna, Mohawk, and Delaware River basins. This project is the largest flood study project procured by FEMA.

200

miles of hydrologic and hydraulic analyses

300

miles of of mapping

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