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It is a web-based system for accessing and storing flood reports and data in NSW. It improves access to reports, data and streamlines supply to key stakeholder. Reports and data can be uploaded by councils, consultantsand state government agencies. It is a requirement that projects funded under the NSW Flood Management Program are uploaded to the Portal. The Portal has been developed as a partnership between the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) and the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment.  \nThe Flood Portal and other data portals such as Data.NSW are linked so you are also able to use Data. NSW to find flood data.  \nHow do I access the Flood Data Portal?  \nClick here & register for a free account. Becoming a registered user of the Portal gives you access to more reports and data.  \nTo be eligible, you need a legitimate reason for having an account and this will be assessed at the time of application. Generally, councils, consultants, students, teachers and government agency staff will get approval to access the Portal.  \nMembers of the public are able to view and download reports and data that have their privacy set to‘Public’ without needing an account.  \nWhat are the key benefits of loading data on the Portal?  \nSecure, free storage  \nThe Portal provides free, safe and secure cloud storage (Amazon) for flood reports and data. The State Government has secured continuing funding to support the Flood Data Access Program, which includes the Portal.  \nData owners can provide a link on their website to publicly available datasets on the Portal rather than having to also store reports and data on their servers. It gives data owners the ability for users to access studies and data online, anywhere, anytime for zero cost.  \nData management decisions made by the owner  \nThe data owner can manage the accessibility of their data and restrict who has access to certain datasets. Reports and data can be made public or be restricted to members of the council and particular consultants only.  \nData owners can choose the following options for the accessibility of their data (this can vary between different data in the one flood project):  \n􀁸 Metadata and data publicly available, i.e. final reports  \n􀁸 Metadata publicly available, data available to selected registered users, i.e. maps, data. This provides the ability for people to seek access to this data by emailing the organisations data broker. The owner can then decide on accessibility and the associated licencing requirements.  \n􀁸 Metadata and data only available to selected users, i.e. TUFLOW models, confidential reports  \nEach licencing level can have its own digital data licence agreement. Creative Commons is the predominant licence type, but the data owner can use a licence agreement specific to that agency, i.e. a council’s own digital data licence agreement.  \nStreamline data handling and handover  \nThe Portal minimises double handing of data, streamlines data handover and reduces the need to purchase and supply multiple storage devices. This can be particular useful for large model files (although note that a quality internet connection is required) . Councils can request consultants, who are undertaking a flood project on behalf of council, upload project deliverables at the completion of the work and make it available to key stakeholders.  \nProviding notice about the upload of new data  \nRegistered users can ‘follow’ individual organisations of interest. They will be notified on the Portal when new datasets from that organisation are uploaded and verified.  \nEasy to use  \nThe Portal has an intuitive interface which allows for registered users to view, upload, search and download (where permitted) flood data across the state.  \nWhat flood projects can be uploaded to the Portal?  \nThe Portal is","cbCaiiIAx0nVjlDd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiIAx0nVjlDd","pdf",381312,"English","# What is the NSW Flood Data Portal and why does it exist?\n## How do I access the Flood Data Portal?\n## What are the key benefits of loading data on the Portal?\n### Secure, free storage\n### Data management decisions made by the owner\n### Streamline data handling and handover\n### Providing notice about the upload of new data\n### Easy to use\n## What flood projects can be uploaded to the Portal?\n## Who can upload data to the Portal?","[{\"question\":\"What is the NSW Flood Data Portal and who developed it?\",\"answer\":\"The NSW Flood Data Portal is a web-based system for accessing and storing flood reports and data in NSW. 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