Anna Nazarov is a civil engineer with nearly 20 years of experience in surface water hydrology and hydraulics, flood control and floodplain management, riparian and stream corridor restoration, and stormwater treatment design. She is experienced in a wide range of one- and two-dimensional hydrologic and hydraulic modeling platforms applied towards riverine/stormwater systems, FEMA floodplain mapping/Letters of Map Changes, scour and dam break analyses, and in developing field and data collection programs to calibrate and validate her simulations. Anna has been part of the FEMA National Technical Review Panel for FMA and BRIC (formerly PDM) grant programs since 2009, serving as the West Coast Regional Lead in 2011 and as a Technical Lead for drainage/flood control projects from 2019 to present. After completing her first year on the National Technical Review team, Anna was appointed as a Benefit-Cost Analysis Trainer for the Pre-Disaster Mitigation Program. Outside the office, Anna plays ultimate frisbee for the USA National Team, hikes with her dogs (or really any dog), and coaches ultimate frisbee at Cal.
- California P.E. C79591
- Certified Floodplain Manager US-10-05079
- B.S. Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California at Los Angeles, 2007
1D/2D Hydraulic Modeling, FEMA LOMC, Hydraulics, Hydrology, Hydromodification, Interior Drainage, Sediment Transport, Stormwater, Stream Restoration, Surface Water