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Soil Erosion and Flood Risk Management

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Evaluation of the resident interviews<br />

The evaluation of the resident interviews gives an overview over the flood risks take place in Voi.<br />

Beside this it is evident to know which kind of emergency measures are used in the settlements <strong>and</strong><br />

how the regeneration is implemented. The frequency of storm water events was expressed to in<br />

average 3,5 times a year.<br />

To analyze the results the flood damages of buildings <strong>and</strong> properties are subdivided in 5 different<br />

damage categories: a) properties without damage; b) properties which are affected just in the<br />

surrounding of the building; c) properties with flooded houses; d) properties with damaged houses <strong>and</strong><br />

e) properties with destroyed houses.<br />

One of the results of the interviews <strong>and</strong> overview indicates that the damages in the lower part are<br />

always more serious <strong>and</strong> at higher level than in the middle part (figure 15).<br />

37,5%<br />

Damages of houses <strong>and</strong> properties<br />

in the Middle Part<br />

12,5%<br />

0,0%<br />

12,5%<br />

37,5%<br />

Fig. 15: Different damages at properties<br />

no damage<br />

in surrounding<br />

house flooded<br />

house damaged<br />

house destroyed<br />

This information goes ahead with the statements of the residents referring maximum water level. The<br />

maximum water level occur mostly in the middle <strong>and</strong> lower part (figure 16).The information derived<br />

from the interviews about the maximum water level in the upper part shows, that the bank full<br />

discharge is never reached. Therefore in this region the hazard is clearly asses as not that high as in the<br />

upper <strong>and</strong> middle part of the investigated area.<br />

Damages of houses <strong>and</strong> properties<br />

in the Lower Part<br />

0,0% 0,0%<br />

27,3%<br />

18,2%<br />

54,5%<br />

no damage<br />

in surrounding<br />

house flooded<br />

house damaged<br />

house destroyed<br />

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