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Fig. 13. Establishment of user-tailored vegetated areas<br />

Fig. 14. Real-time pumping station control graph<br />

Although the ‘Urban Flood Disaster Management<br />

Research’ already brought about the development<br />

of various techniques and strategies during the<br />

5 years (2003-2008) of its implementation, the<br />

project is still relevant. Efforts are under way to<br />

implement the outcomes developed as part of<br />

this project for practical use. The outcomes are<br />

used to create a system for hydrological and<br />

hydraulic analysis of urban flooding and urban<br />

flood forecasting that takes into account structural<br />

and nonstructural measures. The project is<br />

expected to help establish comprehensive flood<br />

control measures for urban river basins and an<br />

<strong>TCAR</strong><br />

CHAPTER 1 - TYPHOON COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES<br />

Fig. 15. Urban basin rainfall forecasting model (left: Precipitation calculation with radar;<br />

right: Application to urban areas)<br />

urban flood defense system, which in turn will<br />

help reduce casualties and economic loss, and<br />

eventually establish the ‘Flood-free City’ project<br />

in each Member country in the region<br />

.<br />

Four Major Rivers Restoration Project<br />

The ‘Four Major Rivers Restoration Project’ is<br />

currently one of the Korean government’s key<br />

agenda items. The fundamental objective of the<br />

project is to prepare more efficient measures to<br />

respond to floods and droughts caused by climate<br />

change. The project will help produce more<br />

secure river spaces with diverse usages through<br />

2009<br />

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