Storm Water Management (Research Tools and Resources)

The FEMA Flood Map Service Center (MSC) is the official source for a variety of products detailing communities' flood risk. 

For New Jersey, https://www.nj-map.com/, developed by Rowan University, is a very useful research tool that uses NJDEP's GIS data to help assess and plan for remediation or mitigation projects. 

• 1. • Tax Parcel ownership

     • Flood zones

     • Interactive map overlays from NJ GIS datasets

Model my Watershed, developed by Stroud Research Center, helps us research of watersheds. 

• 1. • Helpful with figuring out jurisdictions within a watershed

"This tool lets users analyze real land use and soil data, model stormwater runoff and water-quality impacts, and compare how different conservation or development scenarios could modify runoff and water quality. You can use the web app as a guest or you can register an account so that you can save and share your projects. "