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Title: Using NHD in the Incident Command Information Tool


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Using NHD in the Incident Command Information Tool
  • William B. Samuels1 and Douglas Ryan2
  • 1Science Applications International Corporation
  • McLean, VA
  • 2US Forest Service
  • Arlington, VA
  • 2004 ESRI International User Conference
  • August 11, 2004
  • San Diego, CA

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The Need
  • Water sources are vulnerable
  • Preparedness will reduce consequences of a
    deliberate or accidental spill
  • Incident Commanders need timely information to
    act effectively.

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Why the Forest Service?
  • Cadre of trained Incident Commanders
  • Experience responding to wildland fires and other
    major disaster response efforts
  • National Forests are an important source of
    public drinking water.

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US has over 180,000 water systemsForest Service
watersheds serve as sources of drinking water for
3,000 towns (60 million people)
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ICWater Partners
  • US Forest Service
  • Linkage to Incident Commanders
  • Technical Support Working Group (TSWG)
  • Compatibility with existing consequence
    assessment tools
  • DTRA
  • Training MOU with USFS
  • Operation and maintenance
  • EPA
  • NHD
  • Model validation
  • Flow Volume and Velocity
  • USGS
  • Comparisons with dye studies
  • Location of gages and monitoring stations
  • Flow volume and velocity (NE SPARROW Project)
  • Interstate Commission of the Potomac River Basin
  • Comparisons with dye studies and other transport
    models

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ICWater Architecture
7
ICWater Software Development System Packages
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National Hydrography Dataset (NHD)
  • USGS
  • Available in NHDinGEO format
  • Flow volume and velocity data NE SPARROW
    Project
  • EPA Office of Water
  • making NHD available to the ICWater Project from
    their Reach Address Database (RAD)
  • NHD-Indexed Public Water Supply Intakes
  • Flow volume and velocity attributes

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NHD Geodatabase Extract
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NHD Geodatabase
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Development Regions
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NHD Hydro Region 1
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NHD Features
Gage
Intake
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Supporting Databases
  • Public Water Supply Intakes
  • http//oaspub.epa.gov/enviro/sdw_report.first_tabl
    e?report_id726187pwsidVA3550051stateVAsource
    Surface20water20population90683sys_num0
  • USGS Stream gages
  • 19,590 current and historical gages (7,160
    real-time)
  • http//waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis
  • Hydrologic Units (HUC) (Watershed Boundaries)
  • Created a downstream/upstream HUC navigation
    table
  • HAZMATS
  • Toxic Chemical Release Inventory (TRI)
  • http//oaspub.epa.gov/enviro/tris_control.tris_pri
    nt?tris_id11040CLLCR1403F
  • Risk Management Plan Sites (RMP)
  • Superfund Sites (CERCLIS)
  • http//oaspub.epa.gov/enviro/cerclis_web.report?pg
    m_sys_idWY0000045138
  • Hazardous Waste (RCRA)
  • http//oaspub.epa.gov/enviro/fii_query_dtl.disp_pr
    ogram_facility?pgm_sys_id_inWYD981547706pgm_sys_
    acrnm_inRCRAINFO
  • Landfills (USGS)

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Supporting Databases (continued)
  • Mines
  • Minerals Availability System (Bureau of Mines)
  • Dams
  • National Inventory of Dams (Corps of Engineers)
  • http//crunch.tec.army.mil/nid/webpages/nid.cfm
  • Dischargers
  • Permits Compliance System (NPDES)
  • http//oaspub.epa.gov/enviro/fii_query_dtl.disp_pr
    ogram_facility?pgm_sys_id_inSD0020036pgm_sys_acr
    nm_inPCS
  • http//oaspub.epa.gov/enviro/pcs_det_reports.pcs_t
    st?npdesidSD0020036npvalue1npvalue2npvalue3
    npvalue4npvalue5npvalue6rvalue13npvalue7
    npvalue8npvalue10npvalue11npvalue12
  • Reservoirs
  • USGS Reservoir characteristics

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Supporting Databases
  • National Pipeline Mapping System
  • USFS Roads
  • ESRI Data
  • Roads
  • Railroads
  • Federal Lands (includes USFS lands)
  • Boundary files (state, county, zip,.)
  • US Census Data (2000 population)
  • Hospitals
  • Schools

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Potential Spill Sources National Highway Bridge
Inventory
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Potential Spill SourcesNational Pipeline Mapping
System
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ICWater Toolbar and GUI
24
Linkage to real-time stream flow
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Spill Site
ICWater Downstream Trace
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Upstream Tracing
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ICWater Development Team
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Program Contacts
  • Doug Ryan
  • USFS, (703) 605 5284, dryan01_at_fs.fed.us
  • Perry Pederson
  • TSWG, (703) 602-6215, pedersonp_at_tswg.gov
  • Kevin McCormack
  • USEPA, (202) 564 3890, mccormack.kevin_at_epa,gov

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Technical Contacts
  • William B. Samuels, Ph.D
  • SAIC, (703) 676 8043, william.b.samuels_at_saic.com
  • Rakesh Bahadur, Ph.D
  • SAIC (703) 676-8048, rakesh.bahadur_at_saic.com
  • Project Website
  • http//eh2o.saic.com/icit
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