HAZUS-MH FAQs: Flood Model Operation and Analysis

I ran a stream network function for my study region but it does not completely correspond with a map layer of streams I already have. Is it possible to add my own steam network and use it in the Flood Model?

No. The stream network developed by the Flood Model is used for several purposes:

Stream centerline locations,
Attributes to infer flow direction, such as from node and to node, and
Association with grids derived from the DEM such as flow accumulation, flow direction, flow length, and watersheds.

Applying a user-supplied stream network might improve stream locations but would cause problems in the model due to the absence of stream attributes and associated grids. The best way to improve the stream network delineated in HAZUS is to use a DEM with greater accuracy and/or resolution than the default NED.

For additional information, the HAZUS Flood User Manuals and guidance materials are available for download from the HAZUS Resources on this site.

Need Additional Help?
Email: HAZUSGenHelp@nibs.org for general questions about HAZUS or
HAZUSFloodHelp@absconsulting.com for Flood Model questions

Last Modified: Wednesday, 11-Aug-2010 14:34:49 EDT

HAZUS-MH FAQs: Flood Model Operation and Analysis

I ran a stream network function for my study region but it does not completely correspond with a map layer of streams I already have. Is it possible to add my own steam network and use it in the Flood Model?

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HAZUS-MH FAQs: Flood Model Operation and Analysis

I ran a stream network function for my study region but it does not completely correspond with a map layer of streams I already have. Is it possible to add my own steam network and use it in the Flood Model?

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Training

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