Preparing for Flooding and the impact of Climate Change on Your City
An increasing number of urban areas are under constant risk of flooding. Intense rainfall overwhelms the drainage system, or extreme sea levels, overtop dikes and inundate our cities. The risks are amplified by the expected effects of climate change. A wide variety of computer-based tools are available for understanding urban flooding, analysing "what-if" scenarios and trying out mitigation measures. These tools vary considerably in complexity and applicability. A wide variety of computer based tools are available for understanding urban flooding, analysing 'what-if' scenarios and trying out mitigation measures. This 3-day course aims to bridge the gap between the availability of technically sound analysis tools and their practicable application within the constraints of time, cost and quality, public acceptance and political approval. The course is designed for engineers and planners. Priority is given to participants with computer modelling experience and who are familiar with ArcGIS, MIKE URBAN (or MOUSE), and MIKE FLOOD prior to the course. Topics - Introduction to urban flooding
- Review of available urban flood analysis tools
- Flood problem identification techniques
- Analysis of flood problems
- Analysis of the impacts of climate change on urban flooding
- Interpretation of modelling results
- Testing and implementation of flood mitigation measures
- Hands-on exercises
Related courses - `URBAN RADAR TOOL - Weather Radar Data in Urban Drainage Modelling´
- `MIKE FLOOD - Integrated 1D and 2D Urban Flood Modelling´
- `MIKE FLOOD - Integrated Pipes, Channels and Surface Modelling´
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