ASFPM

Welcome to the ASFPM Annual National Conference 2021!

Sessions from the conference are now available on-demand.

Click the day buttons below to access the recordings from each day. If you have not already earned the 12 CECs available from the conference, you can watch the on-demand sessions to earn CECs. Each session is worth 1 CEC. The maximum number of CECs you can earn for both the live & on-demand conference is 12.

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Tuesday

9AM CDT
A1: CRS - National Focus A2: Mitigation Successes and Loss Avoidance Studies A3: 2D Floodways: The Confluence of Modeling and Regulations A4: Evolution of the National Flood Mapping Program A5: Innovative Risk Communications A6: AECOM Showcase A7: Dam and Levee Risk Education

11AM CDT
Tuesday Plenary

1:30PM CDT
B1: Floodplain Management Compliance B2: Mitigation and Resilience Planning B3: Modeling Coastal Hazards B4: Mapping Communication and Outreach Adaptation to the Virtual World B5: Social Justice, Equity, and Flood Risk Management B6: Student Paper Competition B7: Local Urban Flooding Initiatives

3:30PM CDT
C1: Local Floodplain Management Initiatives C2: Highlighting Local Mitigation Projects C3: Flood Risk Assessment in Complex Urban Environments C4: Understanding and Mitigating Coastal Flooding C5: Behavioral Science and Risk Communication C6: Policy Matters: ASFPM as an Advocate C7: Building Resilience into Recovery

Wednesday

9AM CDT
D1: Flood Insurance D2: Spotlight on Mitigation Techniques D3: Modeling for Flood Warning Systems D4: Mapping Avant-Garde D5: Case Studies in Risk Communication D6: Wood Showcase D7: Joint USACE & FEMA Levee Session

11AM CDT
Wednesday Plenary

1:30PM CDT
E1: International Floodplain Management E2: Nature-Based Mitigation Actions E3: Beyond Regulatory: Risk Assessment and Climate Adaptation E4: CTP Ensemble E5: Flood Risk Training & Education Programs and Practices E6: Challenges in Dealing with Rising Tides E7: Addressing Social Justice in Floodplain Management

3:30PM CDT
F1: Discussions on Floodplain Management Policy F2: FEMA Hazard Mitigation Programs and Requirements F3: Assessing Impact of Unique Factors on Flood Risk F4: FEMA Tools and Resources F5: IBM Showcase F6: Natural and Beneficial Floodplain Functions F7: Modeling for Urban Flooding Project Prioritization

Thursday

9AM CDT
G1: CRS - Local Focus G2: Risk Assessments G3: Hydraulic Analysis for Risk and Structure Evaluation G4: Risk MAP Lifecycle G5: Crowd-Sourcing for Risk Communications G6: Tech & Tools for Warning Systems G7: Post-Flood Floodplain Management Compliance Assistance

11AM CDT
Thursday Plenary

1:30PM CDT
H1: Local Floodplain Management Initiatives 2 H2: Hazard Mitigation Policy H3: Advancing Hydrologic Methods for Flood Risk Assessment H4: Coastal Mapping Advances H5: FEMA Program Tools and Resources H6: Green Infrastructure and Living Shorelines for Coastal Flood Mitigation H7: Local Levee Challenges

3:30PM CDT
J1: Data Analysis for Floodplain Management Decisions J2: Building Science and Mitigation J3: Analyzing and Leveraging Data for H&H Analysis J4: GIS-Geospatial Data Advancements, Workflow & Tools J5: Mitigation Planning and Outreach J6: Watershed Management Initiatives J7: Spotlighting Stormwater Management Techniques