Environment Agency flood mapping data: Improving flood mapping | Simon Redding

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Presentation on flood mapping data, improving flood mapping, and the data sharing platform. Presented by Simon Redding from the Environment Agency at the Flood Resilience Discovery Day in Bristol on 27 February 2015.

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ENVIRONMENT AGENCY
FLOOD MAPPING DATA
Improving Flood Mapping
Simon Redding

Environment Agency

February 2015

RIVERS & ASSETS
Detailed River Network  
(special licence)  
WMS/WFS/DOWNLOAD

Ordnance Survey 
Open Water Network 
Releasing end March 2015

Flood Storage Areas 
WMS/WFS/DOWNLOAD

Flood Defence Assets  
(some data under EA licence) 
WMS/WFS/DOWNLOAD

FLOOD RISK
Risk of Flooding from  
Rivers & Sea (NAFRA)  
WMS/WFS/DOWNLOAD

Areas to Beneﬁt &
Reconditioned Schemes 
(Capital Schemes)  
WMS/WFS/DOWNLOAD

Coastal Design Sea Levels 
WMS/WFS/DOWNLOAD

RIVER LEVELS
Current Levels 
REST API, Flat File

Past Levels (archive) 
EXPERIMENTS - THIS IS LARGE!

Predicted Levels (Forecasts) 
NOTYET RELEASED

FLOOD EXTENTS
Past Extents: 
Historic Flood Map  
(DOWNLOAD and WMS)

Current Extents 
Operational Information - looking
at this as part of Easimap project

Future Extents 
Research project underway

FLOOD WARNINGS
Flood Warning Areas 
(DOWNLOAD)

Current Flood Warnings 
(REST API)

LINKS
http://data.gov.uk/data/search?q=ﬂood

Links to ﬂood warning feeds: 
https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/uk-ﬂoods-2014-data

Data Sharing Platform: 
http://www.geostore.com/environment-agency/

Water Framework Directive Linked Data:  
http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning

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