As computer modeling programs continue to advance, additional capabilities have been introduced, including the ability to analyze projects in two-dimensional scenarios. This presentation focuses on the differences between traditional one-dimensional analysis and two-dimensional analysis with regard to highway applications. Software limitations will be discussed

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2-Dimensional Floodplain Analysis in Highway ApplicationsRobert Page, PEAgenda History New Capabilities/Advantages QuestionsHistoryHand Calculations Energy EquationHistoryHand? CalculationsSpreadsheet provided by: https://www.greensboro-nc.gov/home/showdocument?id=3627HistoryE431 Step Backwater and Floodway Analysis Developed by USGSHistoryWSPRO Water Surface PROfile Developed by USGSHistoryHEC-2 Hydrologic Engineering Center - 2  Developed by USACEHistoryHEC-RAS 2.2 Hydrologic Engineering Center River Analysis System Developed by USACEHistoryHEC-RAS 3.0 Hydrologic Engineering Center River Analysis System Developed by USACECurrentHEC-RAS 5.0 Hydrologic Engineering Center River Analysis System Developed by USACENew CapabilitiesHEC-RAS 5.0New CapabilitiesHEC-RAS 5.0New CapabilitiesHEC-RAS 5.0New CapabilitiesHEC-RAS 5.0New CapabilitiesHEC-RAS 5.0New CapabilitiesHEC-RAS 5.0Questions?rtpage@hntb.com317-917-5307

Two-Dimensional Floodplain Analysis in Highway Applications

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Two-Dimensional Floodplain Analysis in Highway Applications

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