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National Gallery of Art National Gallery Flood Prevention of Art Strategy After June 2006 Flood David Samec, P.E., CFM Chief of Facilities Management 1 Extent of Flooding Up the Hill Flood Flow Flood Flow NGA Located in Dashed Area


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National Gallery

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Flood Prevention Strategy After June 2006 Flood

David Samec, P.E., CFM Chief of Facilities Management

National Gallery of Art

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Extent of Flooding “Up the Hill”

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NGA Located in Dashed Area

Flood Flow Flood Flow

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NGA Flood Prevention Strategy Assess Areas of Highest Risk

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NGA Flood Prevention Strategy What to Use? (circa 2006)

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Water-filled cofferdams Water-absorbing gel bags

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NGA Flood Prevention Strategy Caches and Pre-Positioning

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NGA Flood Prevention Strategy Caches and Pre-Positioning

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Aqua Dam Increased Facility Entrance Elevations as Required for a Flood Event

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Modular Flood Barriers Used by DC Metro 9th Street and Constitution Ave.

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NGA Flood Barrier Rehearsal 2017

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could put this together

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Vulnerabilities

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  • If barriers fail, everything is vulnerable
  • Anything more than a 200-year storm event would cause catastrophic

flooding

  • Constant concern about Constitution Avenue Storm Sewer backup into

building floor drains