Chris Shannon, P.E., CFM
Division Manager - Geographic Information Systems
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provide the ability to build and maintain an inventory of anything on the earth or any information that is tied to a location. One may ask the
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Remote Sensing Applications in GIS
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Using GIS to Facilitate Development within Floodplain
Aug 29, 2014
Lacey Bodnar, E.I.T., CFM
and Chris Shannon, P.E., CFM
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The demand for new homes is increasing as Houston’s economy continues to grow by leaps and bounds. Locations next to a creek, stream, or lake are attractive sites, as access to water provides many recreational and enjoyment opportunities. However, these days it’s nearly impossible to find land that does not contain a floodplain within its boundaries. GIS is utilized to facilitate safe and cost-effective development on lands encumbered by flood hazard risks, allowing for safe and sustainable growth in our region.
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