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EcoFIP
Prioritizing Floodplain Investment with Quantified, Multi‑Benefit Insight
What Problem EcoFIP Helps Solve
Floodplain restoration projects deliver many benefits—reducing flood risk, improving habitat, and increasing groundwater recharge—but deciding where to invest is often complicated by funding, land access, potential impact and regulatory complexity.
EcoFIP was developed to help planners, agencies, and owners identify and prioritize floodplain opportunities with defensible, data-driven metrics.
How EcoFIP Creates Value for Clients
EcoFIP evaluates how landscapes respond to changing hydrology by integrating geospatial data, flow records, and digital elevation models with hydraulic simulations. Rather than producing isolated model outputs focused on one solution, EcoFIP translates complex hydrologic behavior into comparable measures of inundation, habitat availability, and recharge potential.
This allows clients to:
- Compare floodplain reconnection alternatives on a consistent basis
- Quantify tradeoffs between ecological, hydrologic, and flood-risk outcomes
- Support funding and permitting decisions with transparent metrics
- Scale analyses from individual sites to entire river corridors
Driving Better Decisions
EcoFIP helps clients move from conceptual opportunity to prioritized action. By making benefits measurable and comparable, it provides a defensible technical foundation for multi-benefit project planning, stakeholder engagement, and long-term resilience strategies.
Benefits
Targeted Restoration
Identify and prioritize high-impact floodplain reconnection opportunities.
Scenario Testing
Compare outcomes of levee setbacks, grading, and flow diversions.
Quantified Benefits
Measure changes in inundation, habitat, and groundwater recharge.
Decision Support
Inform planning with consistent, data-driven metrics
Scalable
Evaluate both site-specific and reach-scale restoration scenarios.
Services
- Climate Resilience Strategy
- Environmental Mitigation
- Flood Risk Reduction
- Groundwater Recharge Planning
- Habitat Restoration
- Levee Setback Evaluation
- Multi-Benefit Project Design
- River Corridor Planning