2015
DOI: 10.3133/sim3347
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Flood-inundation maps for South Fork Peachtree Creek from the Brockett Road bridge to the Willivee Drive bridge, DeKalb County, Georgia

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“…Similar studies that provide flood-inundation maps for a range of stream stages in Georgia were completed by the USGS in Albany, Ga., for the Flint River (Musser and Dyar, 2007); Atlanta, Ga., for Peachtree Creek (Musser, 2012a); Gwinnett County, Ga., for Suwanee Creek (Musser, 2012b); Cobb County, Ga., for Sweetwater Creek (Musser, 2012c); Alpharetta and Roswell, Ga., for Big Creek (Musser, 2015a); DeKalb County, Ga., for South Fork Peachtree Creek (Musser, 2015b); and Lowndes County, Ga., for the Withlacoochee River (Musser, 2018). The methods for the Flint River model used a finite-element, two-dimensional model, which differed from those used to develop the Yellow River model.…”
Section: Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Similar studies that provide flood-inundation maps for a range of stream stages in Georgia were completed by the USGS in Albany, Ga., for the Flint River (Musser and Dyar, 2007); Atlanta, Ga., for Peachtree Creek (Musser, 2012a); Gwinnett County, Ga., for Suwanee Creek (Musser, 2012b); Cobb County, Ga., for Sweetwater Creek (Musser, 2012c); Alpharetta and Roswell, Ga., for Big Creek (Musser, 2015a); DeKalb County, Ga., for South Fork Peachtree Creek (Musser, 2015b); and Lowndes County, Ga., for the Withlacoochee River (Musser, 2018). The methods for the Flint River model used a finite-element, two-dimensional model, which differed from those used to develop the Yellow River model.…”
Section: Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Similar studies that provide flood-inundation maps for a range of stream stages in Georgia were completed by the USGS in Albany, Ga., for the Flint River (Musser and Dyar, 2007); Atlanta, Ga., for Peachtree Creek (Musser, 2012a); Gwinnett County, Ga., for Suwanee Creek (Musser, 2012b); Cobb County, Ga., for Sweetwater Creek (Musser, 2012c); Alpharetta and Roswell, Ga., for Big Creek (Musser, 2015a); and DeKalb County, Ga., for South Fork Peachtree Creek (Musser, 2015b). The methods for the Flint River model used a finite-element, two-dimensional model, which differed from those used to develop the Withlacoochee River model.…”
Section: Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%