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Drainage and flood resilience · Foundation

Drainage and flood resilience: Scope and decision

A local blockage or drainage defect does not establish downstream capacity or a wider flood outcome. Incomplete asset information can leave the design depending on unknown connections and another owner's agreement. Working output: A network evidence map identifying known assets, survey limitations and the approvals needed to support the proposed scope.

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Drainage and flood resilience: Scope and decisionIdentify the proposition the network evidence map needs to support, with particular attention to “known assets”. · Create the specific working output with concrete entries: A network evidence map identifying known assets, survey limitations and the approvals needed to support the proposed scope. · Check the planned effort for the network evidence map and assign the outstanding evidence decision concerning “known assets”.LEARNING / IN PRACTICEDrainage and flood resilience:Scope and decisionIdentify the propositionthe network evidence…Create the specificworking output with…Check the plannedeffort for the network…Editorial study / Drainage and flood resilience: Scope and decision
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  • Identify the proposition the network evidence map needs to support, with particular attention to “known assets”.
  • Create the specific working output with concrete entries: A network evidence map identifying known assets, survey limitations and the approvals needed to support the proposed scope.
  • Check the planned effort for the network evidence map and assign the outstanding evidence decision concerning “known assets”.

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