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WP-10 Satellite based flood monitoring system of pilot areas of China and India Progress of BNU Part (2008 May – 2009 April ) LIU Zhingang, JIANG Weiguo, LI Shihua, YANG Bing (Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China) LU Jingxuan, DING Zhixiong, CHEN Kangning (Remote Sensing Technology Application Centre in China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research )

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WP-10 Satellite based flood monitoring system of pilot areas of China and India

Progress of BNU Part(2008 May – 2009 April )

LIU Zhingang, JIANG Weiguo, LI Shihua, YANG Bing

(Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China)

LU Jingxuan, DING Zhixiong, CHEN Kangning

(Remote Sensing Technology Application Centre in China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research )

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Description of Work

Task 10.1. Early flood warning using surface wetness indicator derived from satellite data (ULP, BNU);

Task 10.2. Real time flood forecasting using data from the atmospheric-hydrologic network (NIH, BNU);

Task 10.3. Mapping and visualizing flood inundation, flood risk using combined satellite data and hydraulic models (BNU, NIH)

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Task 10.1. Early flood warning using surface wetness indicator derived from satellite data

Development of the surface wetness indicator

Collect the flood information of last 30 years at Yangtze River (BNU)

Times series analysis(ULP, BNU )

Case studies(ULP, BNU )

Partly-Finished

Unfinished

Finished

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flood location of last 30 years at Yangtze River

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Task 10.2. Real time flood forecasting using data from the atmospheric-hydrologic network

Case studies(ULP, BNU ) Partly-Finished

Unfinished

Xiangjiang River(BNU )

Heihe River(BNU )

Time series analysis of historical hydro-meteorological data

Finished

Development of flood forecasting models

Black-Box ANN/ Fuzzy logic (BNU)

Kalman filters

Data have been collected

ANN model has been

developed.

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The TANK Rainfall-runoff forecasting model

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Task 10.3. Mapping and visualizing flood inundation, flood risk using combined satellite data and hydraulic models

Case study(BNU )

Partly-Finished

Unfinished

Mapping flood inundated area(BNU: Xiangjiang River)

Finished

flood inundation, flood hazard and flood risk map(BNU: Xiangjiang River)

Simulation of flood inundation, depth and areal extent

(BNU: Xiangjiang River)

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Vulnerability factors data

Flood risk and impact maps

Flood risk analysis

Hydro-dynamic model (HEC-RAS)

Remote Sensing image Socio-Economic data

Population

Hazard factors data

Population density map

Economic Value map

Flood impact analysis

Hydrologic data

DEM

Land use

Flood area Flood depth

Flood frequency

Flood risk assessment and impact evaluation model

Assessment method

Remote Sensing image

Partly-Finished

Unfinished

Finished

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The Changsha channel segment of Xiang Jiang River is selected as study area in Hunan Province of China

Xiang Jiang River

Changsha

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Collect the historical hydrologic data of the Changsha channel segment of Xiang Jiang River

Study their change statuses and analysis their development trends through the Time series analyzing method.

Time Series Analysis for Water Level of the Observation Station

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Buy the 12 scenes of scale 1:10,000 topography maps (DRG format)

Digitize and process it from Raster into Vector format data (with ArcGIS 9.x software).

topography maps

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LANDSAT ETM (2000)

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the River Analysis System of Hydrologic Engineering Centers (HEC- RAS)

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Risk : “Expected losses (of lives, persons injured, property damaged, and economic activity disrupted) due to a particular hazard for a given area and reference period. Based on mathematical calculations, Risk is the product of hazard and vulnerability”.

Where

Hazard : A threatening event, or the probability of occurrence of a potentially damaging phenomenon within a given time period and area

Vulnerability : Degree of loss resulting from a potentially damaging phenomenon.

----United Nations Department of Humanitarian Affairs, 1992

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Risk Evaluation Method