Created new SRF 18HR FIMPact to Critical Infrastructure Service

[GeorgeRought-NOAA]

This is the first of what will be a series of FIMPact to Critical Infrastructure Points services. This service intersects critical infrastructure locations as points, derived from FEMA Infrastructure datasets found here with the SRF 18 Max Inundation Extent geometry.

Additions

18 Hours - Estimated Impacted Critical Infrastructure sublayer added to the srf_18hr_max_inundation_extent service.

Removals

Changes

The SRF 18hr building_footprints_fimpact.sql file is updated to include a section on creating the FIMPact to Critical Infrastructure table in the publish schema of the viz db by performing an intersection of critical infrastructure points and the srf 18hr fim geometry. The srf_18hr_max_inundation_extent_noaa.mapx and yml files are updated with the symbolized FIMPact heatmap and a brief description of the new service.

Due to slow spatial querying, a spatial index was added to the srf 18 hr max inundation geometry table.

Testing

Data was tested on copies of srf 18 hr max inundation tables in the dev schema of the viz db.

Screenshots

Notes

Versions of this service will be created for MRF NBM, MRF GFS, RFC, and ANA FIMs. The source of the critical infrastructure data should be reviewed for updating.

Todos

Checklist

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Testing checklist

Target Environment support

• Windows
• Linux
• Browser

Accessibility

• Keyboard friendly
• Screen reader friendly

Other

• Is useable without CSS
• Is useable without JS
• Flexible from small to large screens
• No linting errors or warnings
• JavaScript tests are passing

[shawncrawley]

Looks good, thanks George!