Articles 10-17-2018
Flood risk is top of mind for many municipalities and residents within those communities because of severe storm events in recent years.
Texas suffered more flood-related fatalities in 2017 than any other state, by far, according to a National Weather Service report. Floods can strike at any time, and more work is being done to identify the flood-prone areas that exist within our communities, so we can incorporate mitigation efforts, make neighborhoods safer and reduce the loss of life.
Over the last year, Halff has written a series of articles about how flood-risk technology has advanced—particularly in the last 50 years. We have touched on the paper-to-digital revolution, rainfall historical records, modeling, and flood inundation mapping and forecasting.
Here is an opportunity to catch up on what you may have missed.
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Jodi Hausenfluke
(214) 346-6257
jHausenfluke@halff.com
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