Scientific Investigations Report 2015–5052
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Shivers, M.J., Smith S.J, Grout, T.S., and Lewis, J.M., 2015, Dam-breach analysis and flood-inundation mapping for selected dams in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and near Atoka, Oklahoma: U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report 2015–5052, 62 p., http://dx.doi.org/10.3133/sir20155052.
ISSN 2328-031X (print)
ISSN 2328-0328 (online)
Abstract
Introduction
Purpose and Scope
Description of Selected Dams and Lakes
Dam-Breach Analysis
Flood-Inundation Mapping
Sources of Uncertainty in Flood-Inundation Maps
Summary and Conclusions
References Cited
Appendix 1. Limitations Regarding Use of Flood-Inundation Maps
Appendix 2. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Atoka Reservoir dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 3. Map showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Dolese Youth Park Lake dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 4. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Dry Creek Detention Reservoir dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 5. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Lake Hefner dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 6. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Lake Overholser dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 7. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Lightning Creek Holding Pond A dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 8. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Lightning Creek Holding Pond C dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 9. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Northeast (Zoo) Lake dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 10. Map showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Northwest Oklahoma City Sludge Lagoon dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 11. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Stanley Draper Lake dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood
Appendix 12. Maps showing inundated areas for the 75-percent probable maximum flood and sunny-day Will Rogers Park Holding Pond dam-breach model scenarios and time to peak stage for the 75-percent probable maximum flood