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November 17, 2016 Ravi Nalamothu P.E. HSW Engineering Inc. Floodplain Habitat Area Analysis using GIS

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November 17, 2016 Ravi Nalamothu P.E.

HSW Engineering Inc.

Floodplain Habitat Area Analysis using GIS

Outline

Minimum Flows and Levels Floodplain Analysis - Methodology Case Studies

Minimum Flows and Levels (MFLs)

Statutory directive included in the Water Resources Act (1972)

Directs each WMDs to establish MFLs for surface water bodies, and aquifers

MFL Definition

Limit at which further withdrawals would be “significantly harmful” to the water resources or ecology of the area

Must be based on “best available” information Periodic Revision

Districts establish MFLs to:

Comply with Florida Statute 373.042 (1)(a)&(b) Protect water resource and ecology while permitting water

use (WUPs)

“Significant harm”

Statute does not quantify “Significant harm” Quantifying “Significant harm”

No more than a certain percent reduction in available habitat

“Significant harm” - Allowable percent reductions in resources of interest (WRVs) Recreation (Boat passage) Fish Passage Fish and Wildlife Habitat Floodplain Habitat Estuarine Habitat

MFL-Conceptual Approach

Floodplain Inundation Analysis

Objective - Flow reduction associated with 15% reduction in Wetland Community Inundation Area (WCIA) Flow available for withdrawal Water Elevations

• Hydraulic Models (HEC-RAS) • Hydrodynamic Models (EFDC)

Methodology

Generate Water Surface TINs

TIN – LiDAR = Inundation Polygon

Wetland Shapefile + Inundation polygon = Wetland Community Inundation Area (WCIA)

Aucilla River-SRWMD

Aucilla River

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Wetland Inundation Area (Sq. miles) vs Flow

Floodplain Swamp Cypress

Mixed Wetland hardwoods Mixed Scrub-Shrub Wetland

Total Wetland

15% Area Reduction and 17% Flow Reduction

Upper Suwannee River-SRWMD

6170 Mixed Wetland Hardwoods

6130 Gum Swamps

6300 Wetland Forested Mixed

6210 Cypress

Inundation Area

Upper Suwannee River

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Wetland FLUCCS Code Area versus Flow

6130: Gum Swamps

6170: Mixed Wetland Hardwoods

6210: Cypress

6300: Wetland Forested Mixed

Total Wetland FLUCCS

Inflection Area

15% Area Reduction and 7.8% Flow Reduction

Tangent Line

Lower Peace River

Example

CLC shapefile + Inundation polygon = Wetland Community Inundation Area (WCIA)

Water Surface TIN – LiDAR = Inundation Polygon

Rainbow River

Wetlands-Rainbow River

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Elevation >31.3 ft

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W S F 15S 3W S F 15S 2W S F 14S 13

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W S F 14S 9W S F 13S 13W S F 14S 8

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W S F 14S 3W S F 13S 10W S F 14S 2

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W S F 13S 7W S F 14S 1

W S F 13S 6W S F 13S 5W S F 12S 13

W S F 13S 4W S F 13S 3

W S F 10S 15W S F 12S 12

W S F 13S 2W S F 12S 11

W S F 9S1 5W S F 13S 1

W S F 11S 14

W S F 12S 10W S F 12S 9

W S F 12S 8W S F 12S 7

W S F 11S 13W S F 8S1 5

W S F 12S 6W S F 11S 12W S F 12S 5

W S F 10S 14W S F 12S 4

W S F 12S 3W S F 11S 11

W S F 7S1 5W S F 12S 2

W S F 10S 13W S F 11S 10W S F 9S1 4

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W S F 12S 1W S F 6S1 5

W S F 11S 8W S F 11S 7

W S F 5S1 5W S F 10S 11W S F 11S 6

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W S F 11S 4W S F 9S1 2W S F 10S 10

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W S F 11S 2W S F 9S1 1

W S F 3S1 5W S F 10S 8

W S F 8S1 3W S F 10S 7W S F 7S1 4

W S F 10S 6W S F 9S1 0

W S F 8S1 2W S F 11S 1

W S F 2S1 5W S F 10S 5

W S F 9S9W S F 10S 4W S F 10S 3

W S F 7S1 3W S F 9S8

W S F 8S1 1W S F 6S1 4

W S F 1S1 5W S F 9S7

W S F 10S 2W S F 7S1 2W S F 9S6

W S F 8S1 0W S F 5S1 4

W S F 9S5W S F 9S4

W S F 8S9W S F 10S 1

W S F 7S1 1W S F 9S3W S F 6S1 3

W S F 4S1 4W S F 8S8

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W S F 6S1 2W S F 7S1 0

W S F 8S6W S F 5S1 3W S F 3S1 4

W S F 7S9W S F 8S5

W S F 5S1 2W S F 9S1

W S F 8S4W S F 4S1 3

W S F 6S1 1W S F 7S8W S F 8S3

W S F 7S7W S F 4S1 2

W S F 8S2W S F 7S6

W S F 5S1 1W S F 6S1 0

W S F 2S1 4W S F 3S1 3W S F 7S5

W S F 6S9W S F 7S4

W S F 4S1 1W S F 8S1

W S F 5S1 0W S F 7S3

W S F 1S1 4W S F 3S1 2W S F 6S8

W S F 6S7W S F 7S2

W S F 5S9W S F 2S1 3

W S F 4S1 0W S F 6S6W S F 5S8

W S F 3S1 1W S F 5S7

W S F 4S9W S F 6S5

W S F 2S1 2W S F 7S1

W S F 6S4W S F 1S1 3W S F 5S6

W S F 4S8W S F 6S3

W S F 3S1 0W S F 4S7

W S F 6S2W S F 5S5

W S F 1S1 2W S F 5S4W S F 4S6

W S F 2S1 1W S F 3S9

W S F 5S3W S F 3S8

W S F 4S5W S F 5S2

W S F 4S4W S F 3S7W S F 6S1

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W S F 4S3W S F 3S6

W S F 4S2W S F 2S9

W S F 5S1W S F 1S1 0W S F 3S5

W S F 3S4W S F 2S8

W S F 3S3W S F 2S7

W S F 1S9W S F 4S1

W S F 3S2W S F 2S6W S F 1S8

W S F 1S7W S F 2S5

W S F 2S4W S F 1S6

W S F 3S1W S F 2S3

W S F 2S2W S F 1S5W S F 1S4

W S F 1S3W S F 1S2

W S F 2S1W S F 1S1

G r ou ndBa nk St a

Elev 31.3 ft

TIN Extended using TIN Editor

Water Surface TIN Boundary

99% Non-Exceedance Results

Low Flow Inundation Area: 198 acres

High Flow Inundation Area: 441 acres

Area vs Flow

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15.7%

63.8%

15% Area reduction and 18% Flow reduction

Conclusion

GIS used to look at potential change in habitat area for the entire river ArcGIS Tools

• 3D analyst • TIN editor • Model Builder for analysis automation

Questions?

Funding Agencies: Southwest Florida Water Management District Suwannee River Water Management District