Discovery Report - Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Discovery Report - Ohio Department of Natural Resources Discovery Report - Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Table 2. Data Collection for Upper Great Miami WatershedData Types Deliverable/ Product SourceTopographic dataDiscovery MapOhio Statewide Imagery Program(OSIP)HAZUS - Average Annualized Loss(AAL)Discovery MapSTARRCommunity or Tribal risk assessmentdataDiscovery MapHAZUSLocal mitigation plans Discovery Map OEMAState mitigation plansDiscovery MapODPS - Ohio EmergencyManagement Agency (OEMA)National and Regional flood controlstructuresDiscovery MapUSACERegional flood control structuresDiscovery MapOhio Department of NaturalResources (ODNR)Stream Gages Discovery Map U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)Flooded StructuresDiscovery MapOhio Department of NaturalResources (ODNR)Effective study dataDiscovery MapFEMA's Regional Flood HazardLayer (RFHL)OrthophotographyDiscovery MapOhio Statewide Imagery Program(OSIP)Contacts Excel spreadsheet Local websites, State/FEMA updatesi. Data that can be used for Flood Risk ProductsTopographic and Imagery DataAs shown on the Final Discovery Map, LiDAR elevation data and digitalorthophotography is available for the project area provided by the Ohio GeographicallyReferenced Information Program (OGRIP), as part of the Ohio Statewide ImageryProgram (OSIP). The goal of OSIP was to develop and maintain a seamless statewide basemap. OSIP is an initiative partnered by several State Agencies (i.e. ODOT, ODNR)through OGRIP. Data from this project forms the foundation of the Statewide base map,and was developed primarily to support multi-use applications, including homelandsecurity, emergency management, economic development, and the business ofgovernment. The digital orthophotography consists of MrSID Images produced at 1-footpixel resolution at a 30:1 compression ratio. The LiDAR elevation data consists of DigitalElevation Model (DEM) raster tiles acquired to meet +/- 1-foot vertical accuracy. This issuitable for rectification of digital orthophotography and for the creation of 2- and 5-footcontours (with the addition of 3D compiled breaklines). OSIP products within the UpperGreat Miami Watershed were collected during leaf-off conditions in 2007.11Upper Great Miami Watershed Discovery Report, June 2011
USGS GagesSTARR has identified several USGS stream gages in the watershed. The locations of thegages are shown on the Discovery Map and a summary is presented in Table 3.GageNumberTable 3. USGS GagesYears of Record(Peaks)Station Name and Location03260325 North Fork Great Miami River near Indian Lake OH 103260450 South Fork Great Miami River near Huntsville OH 103260502 Great Miami River bl Indian Lake at Russells Pt OH 103260700 Bokengehalas Creek near De Graff OH 3503260706 Bokengehalas Creek at De Graff OH 1803260800 Stony Creek near De Graff OH 1803261500 Great Miami River at Sidney OH 9703261950 Loramie Creek near Newport OH 4503262000 Loramie Creek at Lockington OH 9503262700 Great Miami River at Troy OH 4803262750 Millers Ditch at Tipp City OH 1703263000 Great Miami River at Taylorsville OH 9303263100 Poplar Creek near Vandalia OH 3103263168 Stillwater River near Ansonia OH 803263700 Bridge Creek near Greenville OH 3103264000 Greenville Creek near Bradford OH 7903265000 Stillwater River at Pleasant Hill OH 9403265100 Hog Run tributary at Laura OH 2803266000 Stillwater River at Englewood OH 8503266500 Mad River at Zanesfield OH 3303266560 Mad River at West Liberty OH - 03266560 1403267000 Mad River near Urbana OH 7603267900 Mad River at St Paris Pike at Eagle City OH 4203267950 Buck Creek near New Moorefield OH 903267960 East Fork Buck Creek near New Moorefield OH 903268000 Buck Creek at New Moorefield OH 1703268300 Beaver Creek at Brighton OH 1903268500 Beaver Creek near Springfield OH 2103269000 Buck Creek at Springfield OH 5703269500 Mad River near Springfield OH 9903270000 Mad River near Dayton OH 9612Upper Great Miami Watershed Discovery Report, June 2011
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Table 2. Data Collection for Upper Great Miami WatershedData Types Deliverable/ Product SourceTopographic data<strong>Discovery</strong> Map<strong>Ohio</strong> Statewide Imagery Program(OSIP)HAZUS - Average Annualized Loss(AAL)<strong>Discovery</strong> MapSTARRCommunity or Tribal risk assessmentdata<strong>Discovery</strong> MapHAZUSLocal mitigation plans <strong>Discovery</strong> Map OEMAState mitigation plans<strong>Discovery</strong> MapODPS - <strong>Ohio</strong> EmergencyManagement Agency (OEMA)National and Regional flood controlstructures<strong>Discovery</strong> MapUSACERegional flood control structures<strong>Discovery</strong> Map<strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Natural</strong><strong>Resources</strong> (ODNR)Stream Gages <strong>Discovery</strong> Map U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)Flooded Structures<strong>Discovery</strong> Map<strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Natural</strong><strong>Resources</strong> (ODNR)Effective study data<strong>Discovery</strong> MapFEMA's Regional Flood HazardLayer (RFHL)Orthophotography<strong>Discovery</strong> Map<strong>Ohio</strong> Statewide Imagery Program(OSIP)Contacts Excel spreadsheet Local websites, State/FEMA updatesi. Data that can be used for Flood Risk ProductsTopographic and Imagery DataAs shown on the Final <strong>Discovery</strong> Map, LiDAR elevation data and digitalorthophotography is available for the project area provided by the <strong>Ohio</strong> GeographicallyReferenced Information Program (OGRIP), as part <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ohio</strong> Statewide ImageryProgram (OSIP). The goal <strong>of</strong> OSIP was to develop and maintain a seamless statewide basemap. OSIP is an initiative partnered by several State Agencies (i.e. ODOT, ODNR)through OGRIP. Data from this project forms the foundation <strong>of</strong> the Statewide base map,and was developed primarily to support multi-use applications, including homelandsecurity, emergency management, economic development, and the business <strong>of</strong>government. The digital orthophotography consists <strong>of</strong> MrSID Images produced at 1-footpixel resolution at a 30:1 compression ratio. The LiDAR elevation data consists <strong>of</strong> DigitalElevation Model (DEM) raster tiles acquired to meet +/- 1-foot vertical accuracy. This issuitable for rectification <strong>of</strong> digital orthophotography and for the creation <strong>of</strong> 2- and 5-footcontours (with the addition <strong>of</strong> 3D compiled breaklines). OSIP products within the UpperGreat Miami Watershed were collected during leaf-<strong>of</strong>f conditions in 2007.11Upper Great Miami Watershed <strong>Discovery</strong> <strong>Report</strong>, June 2011
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