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Nature Based Solutions - Potential Site Identification - Wetland Creation & RestorationHIGH VALUEOffice of Public WorksSociety
Abstract: This map identifies examples of areas suitable for wetland restoration or creation as a nature based solution to fluvial flooding by providing additional soil water storage. Opportunities identified within SACs and SPAs should be discussed and agreed with the National P
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Nature Based Solutions - Potential Site Identification - Run off ReductionHIGH VALUEOffice of Public WorksSociety
Abstract: Surface runoff is the flow of water overland outside a stream or river channel. This map shows areas which have been identified as being sensitive to run off i.e. areas where rainfall generates a high proportion of surface runoff rather than attenuation or infiltration.
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Nature Based Solutions - Potential Site Identification - Floodplain RougheningHIGH VALUEOffice of Public WorksSociety
Abstract: The floodplain roughening layer identifies areas of floodplain which, based on land cover type, have low Manning’s n values. Land cover types with low Manning’s’ n values have a lower resistance to surface runoff than others, and are thus potentially suitable for floodp
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Nature Based Solutions - Potential Site Identification - Floodplain ReconnectionHIGH VALUEOffice of Public WorksSociety
Abstract: This data shows floodplain reconnection potential in Irish rivers. CFRAM and NIFM Mid-range future scenarios were used to exclude river channels already known to or predicted to flood, thereby leaving sections of channels where floodplain reconnection may be possible. P
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National Indicative Fluvial Mapping (NIFM) Model Nodes - High-End Future ScenarioHIGH VALUEOffice of Public WorksSociety
Abstract: This data shows the model nodes, indicating water level only and/or flow and water levels along the centre-line of rivers that have been modelled to generate the NIFM flood maps. The nodes estimate maximum design event flood flows and maximum flood levels.
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National Indicative Fluvial Mapping (NIFM) Model Nodes - Mid-Range Future ScenarioHIGH VALUEOffice of Public WorksSociety
Abstract: This data shows the model nodes, indicating water level only and/or flow and water levels along the centre-line of rivers that have been modelled to generate the NIFM flood maps. The nodes estimate maximum design event flood flows and maximum flood levels.
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National Indicative Fluvial Mapping (NIFM) Model Nodes - Current ScenarioHIGH VALUEOffice of Public WorksSociety
Abstract: This data shows the model nodes, indicating water level only and/or flow and water levels along the centre-line of rivers that have been modelled to generate the NIFM flood maps. The nodes estimate maximum design event flood flows and maximum flood levels.
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Location of all community facilities in the DLR area, including community centres, cultural and heritage facilities, and libraries.
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Abstract: This layer shows the estimated annual rate of erosion.
Lineage: Annual erosion rates were estimated based on a comparison of the natural vegetation line in Ordnance Survey Aerial Photography produced between 1970-2000.
The erosion maps have been produced for existing co
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Abstract: This dataset represents the baseline position of the coastline in 2000 in areas considered to be vulnerable to erosion.
Lineage: An erosion ‘baseline’ was derived from the visible vegetation line shown on the Ordnance Survey Ireland (OSi) year 2000 aerial photography, o
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Abstract: This data shows the outer bounds of the Unit of Management (UoM)/River Basin boundaries. These boundaries are hydrological divisions of land defined for the purposes of the Floods Directive. They are areas of land (catchments) draining to a particular estuary or reach o
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