Georgia Flood Map Program - GA DNR

GA DNR Floodplain Unit presents this webinar:

"No-Rise Determination"

When: January 11, 2023 at 12:00 pm (high noon)

Let’s get together

Analyzing the effect a project has on the Special Flood Hazard Area and Floodway is a key role of the Floodplain Administrator.

Oftentimes, projects will be designed so they cause “no rise” in Base Flood Elevations.

As a Floodplain Administrator, what are your responsibilities? How do you review the engineering modeling? What documentation do you need to create for your records? In this Lunch and Learn, we will cover these topics and more.

Don't miss this workshop and learning about the basics and more around no-rise determinations.

One Continuing Education Credit (CEC) is available for Certified Floodplain Managers who attend the entire webinar and participate in polls.

Register at:
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We hope you’re able to join us!

Emily Wingo
GA Floodplain Unit

No Rise Determinations This webinar will review what you need to know about no-rise determinations when analyzing a project.

Webinar next week!

When Sept 27 from 1 - 2 p.m. ET

To register:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_LrzF0UglRF6pDs8muy1J4Q

The APA and ASFPM invites you to register for the next PIE webinar,

“Lost In Planning: Interdependent Vulnerabilities and Compounding Climate Threats”,

It is often said that “…a city is a system of systems”, but the aging infrastructure in these systems is a vulnerability exacerbated by natural hazards and climate variability. The 2018 National Climate Assessment highlighted that current water management and planning principles leave communities exposed to more risk than anticipated, as risks evolve over time and hazards can interweave and compound one another.
Join the next PIE webinar to learn how to use predictive algorithms to generate vulnerability assessments across key community infrastructure sectors, including potable water, transportation, energy, communications, and sanitation. This innovative approach addresses how the collocation of infrastructure can obscure the true vulnerability of our communities and flaws in their resilience.
Presenters: Paul Robinson, Senior Water Resources Leader and Global Community of Practice Lead for Flood Modeling and Planning, Jacobs.

Mark Reiner, Director of Resilient Infrastructure, Jacobs.
Kevin Currie, Training and E-learning Coordinator, ASFPM.

Eligible participants will receive 1 CM toward AICP and 1 CEC for CFM.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Lost In Planning: Interdependent Vulnerabilities And Compounding Climate Threats. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. “It is often said that “…a city is a system of systems”, but the aging infrastructure in these systems is a vulnerability exacerbated by natural hazards and climate variability. The 2018 National Climate Assessment highlighted that current water management and planning principles leave commu...