2020
DOI: 10.5194/nhess-2020-242
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An efficient modelling approach for probabilistic assessments of present-day and future fluvial flooding

Abstract: Abstract. Flood risk management and planning decisions in many parts of the world have historically utilised flood hazard or risk maps for a very limited number of hazard scenarios (e.g. river water levels), mainly due to computational challenges. With the potentially massive increase in flood risk in future due to the combination of climate change effects (increasing the hazard) and increasing population and developments in floodplains (increasing the consequence), risk-informed flood risk management, which e… Show more

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“…Inform uses the modeled water levels at Can Tho to generate the flood hazard and compute the associated flood damages. Reliability of the 1D/2D coupled flood model results has been established by calibrating the model outputs against measured inundation depths and flood extent at the study area during historical flood events [39]. Additionally, the input data for Inform including historical flood events at Kratie and sea level data at the Mekong River mouths from 2000 to 2009 were collected from reliable sources (e.g., Mekong River Commission, National Hydro-meteorological Service of Viet Nam).…”
Section: (1) Ensuring Reliability Of Tool Outputsmentioning
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“…Inform uses the modeled water levels at Can Tho to generate the flood hazard and compute the associated flood damages. Reliability of the 1D/2D coupled flood model results has been established by calibrating the model outputs against measured inundation depths and flood extent at the study area during historical flood events [39]. Additionally, the input data for Inform including historical flood events at Kratie and sea level data at the Mekong River mouths from 2000 to 2009 were collected from reliable sources (e.g., Mekong River Commission, National Hydro-meteorological Service of Viet Nam).…”
Section: (1) Ensuring Reliability Of Tool Outputsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inform uses the modeled water levels at Can Tho to generate the flood hazard and compute the associated flood damages. Reliability of the 1D/2D coupled flood model results has been established by calibrating the model outputs against measured inundation depths and flood extent at the study area during historical flood events [39].…”
Section: ) Ensuring Reliability Of Tool Outputsmentioning
confidence: 99%