ASFPM

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Tuesday

Tuesday Plenary
Foundation Luncheon

A1: Flood Insurance A2: Mitigation Planning A3: Flood Damage Assessment and Probabilistic Analysis A4: State Mapping Initiatives A5: Changing the Story: Real Estate, Risk Rating, and Communications A6: Local Levee Processes and Success Stories A7: Local Case Studies of Navigating Post-Disaster Recovery Programs

B1: Floodplain Management Legislation and Policy B2: State Mitigation Initiatives B3: Coastal Modeling and Marshes B4: FEMA Mapping Program Showcase B6: Toward Equitable Floodplain Management B7: Local Climate Change Initiatives

C1: Local CRS Administration C2: FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance: Programs and Improving Your Grant C3: Incorporating Groundwater and Water Quality into Flood Modeling C4: BLE Mapping C5: Understanding and Reaching Your Target Audience C6: Designing Natural Functions into Floodplain Restoration Projects C7: Local Stormwater Initiatives from Coast to Desert

Wednesday

Wednesday Plenary FEMA Town Hall

D1: Compliance and Enforcement D2: Floodproofing and Retrofitting D3: Modeling and Flood Forecasting D4: State CTP Showcase D5: Decision Support Tools D6: USACE Levee Session D7: Local, State, and Regional Watershed Management Initiatives

E1: State Floodplain Management Initiatives E2: Local Mitigation Case Studies E3: Compound Flooding: Modeling Coastal and Inland Interaction E4: Local Flood Warning System Innovations E5: Communicating Risk through Art, Technology, and Youth E6: Pursuing Equitable Floodplain Management in Your Community E7: Navigating the Post-Disaster Substantial Damage Process E8: Coastal Information and Data

F1: Highlighting Local Higher Regulatory Standards F2: Risk Assessment and Mitigation Option Tools F3: Academic Research in Mitigation and Flood Impacts F4: Modeling Complex Systems F5: Predictive & Real Time Inundation Mapping F6: Risk Perception and Understanding F7: Advocating for Natural Floodplain Functions F8: Guidance for Local Stormwater Management Programs

Thursday

Thursday Plenary
Awards Ceremony Luncheon

G1: CRS - National and Regional Focus G2: International Floodplain Management
G3: Resiliency and Climate Adaption Planning
G4: New Approaches to Hydrologic Data and Analysis G5: Advancing Flood Risk Communication & Outreach Platforms G6: Mapping for Risk Communication G7: Planning for Dam and Levee Risk Management G8: Understanding and Planning for Climate Change

H1: No Adverse Impact Legal Guide: A Resource for Floodplain Managers H2: Mitigation Partnerships H3: 2D & Dynamic Modeling Solutions H4: Unique Challenges to Analyzing Rainfall and Runoff H5: Future Conditions & Flood Risk Mapping Products H6: Communication about Nature-based Resilience H7: Strategies for More Equitable Floodplain Management H8: Post-Harvey Statewide Flood Reduction Initiatives in Texas

J1: Local FPM Programs and Processes J2: Nature-Based Mitigation Policy and Practice J4: 2D Modeling: Large Scale and Rain-on-Grid J5: Mapping Tools and Processes J6: Climate Change and Risk Communication J7: Natural and Beneficial Functions: How-To J8: Professional Development

Courses

NFIP 101: Introduction to Floodplain Management (Open)

This course is intended to serve as a technical resource for floodplain management professionals as well as candidates preparing to take the CFM exam.

2022 ASFPM Sessions

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