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2016-07-18 General Committee Meeting - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Flood Management Plan
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10.1 Disaster Management Preparations 10.1.1 Disaster management flood maps
Disaster management preparation refers to the capacity Noosa Council has prepared a series of flood inundation
of the organisation to prepare for a disaster management maps which depict Minor, Moderate, Major and Extreme
activation related to flooding. Typical preparations include: flood events. These maps represent flood study findings
for current climate design flood events with average
• the production of a series of flood inundation maps
recurrence intervals of 2 years, 10 years, 100 years and 500
which depict a range of flood events across vulnerable
years respectively.
areas;
• the establishment of observable triggers which The disaster management flood map series include
may inform the activation of disaster management references to radio telemetry water level gauges associated
responses; with the mapped waterways. Anticipated design event
flood levels at each gauge’s location have been referenced
• ensuring adequate redundancies exist for critical
from the relevant studies and are presented on the maps
systems and reference material; and
as a series of flood totems. Real-time water level readings
• the training of relevant officers in being able to monitor transmitted from the gauges to the BoM’s Enviromon
real-time flood information (rainfall and water levels) system can be cross referenced to the flood totems to
via the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) Enviromon visually determine the equivalent design flood event for
system or equivalent. each gauge location. The description of this design event
as either a Minor, Moderate, Major and Extreme flood
Council has disaster management plans in place for
event can then be used in communications throughout the
Cooran, Kin Kin, Pomona and Daintree Estate.
disaster management stakeholders and the community.
For this process to function, relevant officers need to
be capable of accessing and extracting real-time flood
information from the BoM’s Enviromon system.
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