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Tweed Coastal Creeks Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan Reports
Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan and discussion papers -
Tweed Byron Coastal Creeks Flood Study Reports
Includes: Main Flood Study Report and Addendum Climate Change Assessment Report and Kallaroo Circuit Culverts Assessment -
Tweed Valley Floodplain Risk Management Study - WBNM and TUFLOW Input Files
Contains all WBNM and TUFLOW model input files for calibration and design simulations -
Tweed Valley Floodplain Risk Management Study - Report and Figures
PDF copies of final report and figures -
Tweed Coastal Creeks Hydraulic Output Files
Tweed Coastal Creeks Hydraulic Results files - Depth, water level, velocity, hazard Base case Design events - 1 in 100 year AEP, PMF, Climate Change. Cumulative Development - 1... -
Tweed Byron Coastal Creeks Hydraulics Files
TUFLOW model and result files for design runs - 5% to PMF and climate change TUFLOW results files for calibration runs -
Tweed Byron Coastal Creek FS Resident Survey
Includes letters to residents, flood marks, notes and resident photos -
South Murwillumbah Processed Hydraulic Model Results
Existing conditions design event results - 5yr, 20yr, 100yr, 500yr. Grid and vector formats for depths levels, velocities. Hydraulic categorisation and hazard for 100yr -
Tweed Valley FS Reports
includes calibration/validation report, final report and figures -
Tweed Valley Additional Climate Change Scenario - Report
Letter format, including maps -
Tweed Valley Floodplain Risk Management Study - WBNM and TUFLOW Output Files
WBNM and TUFLOW model output files for calibration and design flood simulations. Not suitable for inclusion directly in GIS -
Tweed Valley FRMSP 2014 Data Handover
details about handover files - some naming conventions -
Tweed Valley Floodplain Risk Management Study - GIS
Grid, Shapefile and WaterRIDE outputs -
Tweed Valley Floodplain Risk Management Plan 2005 (Part 1 & 2) - Report
Part 1- Establish Appropriate Flood Planning Levels for Residential Development Part 2- Planning Controls for High Flow Areas