2018 IBWSS: The National Whitewater Inventory

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Kevin Colburn, American Whitewater: The National Whitewater Inventory One of the most important components of river safety is information that helps people make good decisions. American Whitewater’s National Whitewater Inventory has been collecting and sharing crowd-sourced river information for roughly two decades and is currently being redesigned. The Inventory contains flow information, rapid descriptions, alerts, accident reports, photos, and other information that helps the public make smart decisions about where and when to paddle. In this session, we'll share how we are working to enhance the quality, mobility, and use of this online resource that features over 5,000 river reaches and is utilized by almost 1 million people annually.

Government & Nonprofit

American Whitewater’s
National Whitewater Inventory
By: Kevin Colburn
Better Information For Safer Paddling

American Whitewater
To conserve and restore America’s
whitewater resources and to enhance
opportunities to enjoy them safely

National Whitewater Inventory
• Began in the 1980’s
• > 5,760 river reaches in all 50 states
• > 44,000 stream gages
• > 33,000 photographs
• > 1,600 accidents
• Almost 1 million unique annual visitors

National Whitewater Inventory
Planning a River Trip

National Whitewater Inventory
Hazards to Mitigate

26% Fatalities Associated with Cold Water

25% Fatalities Associated with Flush Drowning

23% Fatalities Associated with High Water

16% Fatalities Associated with Strainers

13% Fatalities Associated with Undercuts / Sieves

National Whitewater Inventory
The Website

National Whitewater Inventory
Questions?

National Whitewater Inventory
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OS: CentOS 7.3

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