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This feature class represents the stormwater open channels in Brevard County, FL that were mapped for the Natural Resource Management Department (NRMD) under the Stormwater Asset Mapping Program (SWAMP). |
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This feature class represents the stormwater open channels in Brevard County, FL that were mapped for the Natural Resource Management Department (NRMD) under the Stormwater Asset Mapping Program (SWAMP). |
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USGS NHD
Bach McClure, Brevard County Stormwater Utility Administrator
Claudia Listopad, Applied Ecology, Inc.
Cindy Lieberman, Brevard County Environmental Program Assistant
Lixin Huang, Information Technology, IT Engineer III
Sam Vanderwarker, Brevard County Survey Tech V
Jennifer Krauser, Brevard County Survey Tech IV
Mark Crabtree, D2 Road and Bridge
Jim Marple, Road and Bridge Operations Coordinator
Jay Colson, Road and Bridge Data Control Specialist
Chris Ireland, Road and Bridge Data Control Specialist |
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<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>This feature class represents the stormwater open channels in Brevard County, FL that were mapped for the Natural Resource Management Department (NRMD) under the Stormwater Asset Mapping Program (SWAMP). The Open Channel feature class shows the channels throughout Brevard County that conduct stormwater. This layer was created using the USGS National Hydrography Dataset as the basis for flowlines in Brevard County. The National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) is a feature-based database that interconnects and uniquely identifies the stream segments or reaches that make up the nation's surface water drainage system. When this data was incorporated into Brevard County's SWAMP database, fields were added to further help the county Stormwater program identify and analyze channels. Watershed Management began adding canal names using the "Road Name" field in the attributes. The canal names source is Public Works Road and Bridge area managers. Maps were created showing all the channels in Brevard and given to the area managers. They were tasked with identifying county maintained ditches by their common names. The data was then added to the Open Channel layer by Watershed volunteers.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV> |
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["Open Channel","Ditch","conveyance","open ditch","roadside ditch","channel","navigable channel","river","stream","creek","SWAMP","Storm Water Asset Mapping Program","Brevard County","NRMD"] |
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