Flood risk assessment and its application in the eastern part of Dhaka City, Bangladesh
作者： A.K. Gain , M.M. Hoque
DOI: 10.1111/JFR3.12003
关键词: Hydrology 、 Water resource management 、 Flood myth 、 Risk analysis (business) 、 Return period 、 100-year flood 、 Environmental science 、 Vulnerability 、 Flooding (psychology) 、 Geoprocessing 、 Flood risk assessment 、 Geography, Planning and Development 、 Environmental engineering 、 Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality 、 Water Science and Technology
摘要: Traditional flood design methods are increasingly supplemented by risk-oriented based on comprehensive risk analysis. This analysis requires: (1) the estimation of hazard that represents intensity a flood, (2) vulnerability, e.g. percentage damage to total property as function depth and duration, (3) consequences flooding, loss life property. In this study, maps Balu-Tongikhal River system within eastern part Dhaka City prepared using geoprocessing tools hydrodynamic model. The raster-based vulnerability expected several return period floods then produced. comparison with classical inundation maps, these generate more information about flooding events. Consequently, produced useful in evaluating policy alternatives minimising because study area.
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