Techniques for flood hazard zonation and vulnerability ... - NDMA
Techniques for flood hazard zonation and vulnerability ... - NDMA
Techniques for flood hazard zonation and vulnerability ... - NDMA
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3/17/2010<br />
Tools/<strong>Techniques</strong> Used <strong>for</strong> Flood Hazard Zonation<br />
<strong>and</strong><br />
Vulnerability Mapping<br />
• Meteorological data;<br />
• Flood Frequency Analysis;<br />
• Hydrological Data;<br />
• Past /Historical Flood Damages Record;<br />
• Flood Plain Maps;<br />
• Bathymetric Surveys;<br />
• Flood Forecasting Computer Model;<br />
• Comprehensive Flood Management Plans;<br />
• Flood Warning Manual;<br />
• Telemetry System;<br />
• St<strong>and</strong>ard Operating Procedures <strong>for</strong> Dams;<br />
• Weather Radars.<br />
Tools/<strong>Techniques</strong> Used <strong>for</strong> Flood Hazard Zonation<br />
<strong>and</strong><br />
Vulnerability Mapping<br />
• Meteorological data:<br />
Rainfall data collected <strong>for</strong> the past years (62<br />
years) is used to make an<br />
analysis/estimate<br />
of any<br />
likely<br />
<strong>flood</strong>ing<br />
situation<br />
on any<br />
river<br />
system/river catchment/urban area based on which future planning<br />
towards <strong>flood</strong> control/l<strong>and</strong>-use<br />
etc. can be made. This data is collected<br />
from various rainfall gauges installed in the province <strong>and</strong> is available<br />
on CD, internet etc. (Used at National, Provincial <strong>and</strong> District levels).<br />
• Flood Frequency Analysis:<br />
This tool is used <strong>for</strong> the design of an effective <strong>flood</strong> management<br />
system (dam/bund/dike/spur etc.) based on a<strong>flood</strong><br />
of certain definite<br />
return period (5/10/25/50/100/10001000 years etc.). Certain engineering<br />
techniques (Log Pearson, Log Gumbel etc.) are used <strong>for</strong> this analysis.<br />
(Used at National, Provincial <strong>and</strong> District levels).<br />
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