Making FIMs Work for Multiple Users: Understanding the Value and Function of Flood Inundation Mapping to Support Decision Support

Rachel Hogan Carr; Kathryn Semmens; Keri Maxfield

doi:10.25923/NA23OAR4590359

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Making FIMs Work for Multiple Users: Understanding the Value and Function of Flood Inundation Mapping to Support Decision Support

08/01/2023
By Rachel Hogan Carr ; Kathryn Semmens ; Keri Maxfield

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This project will provide critical insight into how Flood Inundation Mapping (FIM) products support decision making related to following and will collect data from key stakeholders to improve product delivery and design. It will advance understanding of how users would access, use, and value FIM and related information in their decision making.
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https://doi.org/10.25923/NA23OAR4590359
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