Dynamic Flood Routing in River Networks and Application to the Red River Basin, Vietnam.

Tuan, Nguyen Le; Sugio, Satoru

doi:10.3178/jjshwr.15.290

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“…Due to the fact that the dikes are built by earth material that is considered to be of low quality, the duration of high water levels has become an issue of concern (Tuan 2002). Figure 9 shows that there is a significant contribution from the Hoa Binh reservoir to shortening the period of high water levels at Hanoi.…”

Section: Flood Controlmentioning

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Implementation and Comparison of Reservoir Operation Strategies for the Hoa Binh Reservoir, Vietnam using the Mike 11 Model

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Water Resour Manage

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Hoa Binh is the largest reservoir in Vietnam. It has been operated since 1990 with the main purposes of flood control in the Red River basin and hydropower generation. Because these different purposes always cause conflicts and disputes during the flood season, it is desirable to improve the current operational regulations of the reservoir. In this paper, the operation rules of the reservoir are analysed by applying the Mike 11 river modelling tool. The model set up includes the main rivers and tributaries of the Red River basin and a logical decision tree defining the reservoir regulation. These strategies define the reservoir release as function of the time of the year, the actual reservoir stage, and the water level forecast at Hanoi. A data set consisting of twenty years of flood season data was used to evaluate the control strategies with respect to flood control and hydropower generation. The reservoir operation using the complete control system and the current as well as alternative regulation strategies has been evaluated and compared to the actual operation practice. Results showed that the implemented control system performs better than the actual operation. In addition, lowering the target downstream water level for flood control improves the operation with respect to both flood protection and hydropower Water Resour Manage (2008) 22:457-472 generation. An alternative strategy where the target water level in the reservoir is increased can improve hydropower generation but at the expense of a reduced flood protection.

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Section: Flood Controlmentioning

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“…The Central Committee for Flood and Storm Control (CCFSC) takes responsibility for operation of the reservoir during the flood season by regulating the outflow as appropriate. (Tuan 2002) 3.1 Regulation for Flood Control…”

Section: Case Study: Hoa Binh Reservoir -Red River Basinmentioning

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Implementation and Comparison of Reservoir Operation Strategies for the Hoa Binh Reservoir, Vietnam using the Mike 11 Model

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Madsen

Rosbjerg

et al. 2007

Water Resour Manage

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Dynamic Flood Routing in River Networks and Application to the Red River Basin, Vietnam.

Abstract: In this paper, a model for simulating the development of flood flow in a river network is introduced and then is applied for a real network.

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Implementation and Comparison of Reservoir Operation Strategies for the Hoa Binh Reservoir, Vietnam using the Mike 11 Model

Implementation and Comparison of Reservoir Operation Strategies for the Hoa Binh Reservoir, Vietnam using the Mike 11 Model

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