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These and subsequent hydrologic and hydraulic studies determined the Base Flood Elevation (BFE) for most areas--in other words, the water surface elevation or average depths of flow above ground surface of the so-called 100-year flood, and the corresponding floodways or risk zones.
In the flood zone: a cost--savings case study: when it comes to flood ... by Debes, Jordan / Units
Army Corps of Engineers' HEC-2 model) to predict normal water surface elevations along the river, including the effects of obstructions such as bridges, piers, and culverts.
Wetland mitigation: an early effort by Nash, Cheryl M.; Cotten, Morgan / Public Roads
 
 
 
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