r a 200 .021 : +886 2 ail.tku.e Summary Real-time flood control of a multi-purpose reservoir should consider decreasing the flood peak stage downstream and storing floodwaters for future usage during typhoon seasons. This study proposes a reservoir flood control optimization model with linguistic description of requirements and existing regulations for rational operating decisions. The approach...

Robust risk assessment requires accurate flood intensity area mapping to allow for the identification of populations and elements at risk. However, available flood maps in West Africa lack spatial variability while global datasets have resolutions too coarse to be relevant for local scale risk assessment. Consequently, local disaster managers are forced to use traditional methods such as waterm...

Facing rising sea levels, increasing peak discharges of the rivers and intensification of rainstorms due to climate change; the subsidence of land; development of urbanization; and the growth of population, flood risks continue to be the prime issue to the Netherlands. As the frequency and severity of floods increase, the reconsideration of current flood defense strategies is imperative. This p...

Introduction: A design flood is a hypothetical used for the of reservoirs and other hydrologic engineering infrastructures. Among many hydrological properties flood, volume peak can significantly affect safety reservoir operation. However, uncertainty has rarely been considered in risk analysis operation regarding floodwater utilization. Methods: In this paper, general framework that integrates...

Flash floods are considered to be one the worst kind of hazard. They are characterized by their suddenness, rarity, small scale, heavy rain and peak discharge, unpredictable, fast and violent movement. It has severe effects on human society in the form life losses, damages to property, roads, communication and on natural settings. Advances in hydrology, meteorology, engineering, using of GIS an...

introduction active mending rivers are the most dynamic and sensitive parts of the fluvial landscapes. meandering rivers suffer a large geomorphic changes during the annual flood events. based on large flood evidences, reconstruction of the channel bed migration will be possible, which is use for evaluation of future evaluation and flood risk assessment in the flood plain areas. the morphologic...

Engineered flood bypasses, or simplified conveyance floodplains, are natural laboratories in which to observe floodplain development and therefore present an opportunity to assess delivery to and sedimentation within a specific class of floodplain. The effects of floods in the Sacramento River basin were investigated by analyzing hydrograph characteristics, estimating event-based sediment disch...