Mapping Flood Risk in Australiaadmin2021-01-29T13:21:59+11:00
Mapping Flood Risk in Australia
Often you might be faced with too much or too little flood information. We develop a range of accessible flood information products to help you investigate flood risk at a site level and assess how reliable the flood data source might be.
Two Additional Tools to Advance Flood Risk Analytics at Scale in Australia
Web Maps – API Subscription Plans
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Advancing Flood Risk Analytics with Location Profile APIs and Web Services – 3 New Info Products
Applications of New National Contour Web Maps: Part 2 (Identifying Low-lying Coastal Areas)
Applications of New National Contour Web Maps: Part 3 (Identifying Riverine Flood-prone Areas)
New Tile Maps on Terrain and Hydrology: Part 3 (Increasing Details)
Building-level Geocoding for Regional Flood Risk Analysis: A Case Study in Ipswich, Queensland
Mapping the Coastal Settlement in Wamberal, NSW: Two Approaches
Three New Tools for Investigating Flood-prone Areas. Check the Importance of Data Quality on Elevation.
Creating Building Footprints and Terrain Features for Web and Desktop Mapping: With Examples from the NSW Coast
Building-level Geocoding of G-NAF (Address Database) for Improved Flood & Bushfire Risk Analysis in Australia
The February 2019 Tropical Cyclone Oma, Australia
Some Exposure Analysis in Relation to the February 2019 Flooding in West & North-West Queensland
The March 2018 Major Flooding in North Queensland, Australia
The March 2017 Tropical Cyclone Debbie: Three Exposure Location Profile Reports for Sites in Townsville, Bowen and Mackay, Queensland