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Flood-related water damages have become the largest home insurance claims in North America in recent years. In response, considerable effort is being focused on options to reduce flood damages, including reducing sanitary sewer backups contributing to basement flooding. The expenditure to carry out field surveys to establish the effectiveness of alternatives, such as the impact of reducing rainfall-derived inflows (RDI), is substantial. Considering this, a guidance methodology on minimum data size requirements is developed. To accomplish this, a statistical and mathematical methodology is developed as a guide to design field programmes, enabling an assessment of the amount of data collection required. The results show that collecting data for approximately 39 storm events yields an acceptable level of accuracy for estimating RDI, providing valuable guidance for field collection programmes.

Guidance on field survey programme design for basement flooding assessment