IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science · 2022 · 14 citations · 8 references
Natural ResourcesHydrologyRisk ManagementFlood Risk ManagementHydrologic ModelingWater Resources EngineeringFlood Inundation ModelingFlood Risk AssessmentHydraulic ModelingHydrologic AnalysisRainfall-runoff AnalysisRainfall-runoff ModelingFlood ManagementFlood ModelingFlood RiskHydraulic Flood ModelingHydraulic Modeling For FloodsHydrologic Simulation ModelsHydrological Cycle ModelingStreambank Hydraulics
Abstract The flood risk management is one of the primary concerns in water resources engineering. The flood occurs as a result of unexpected events in the hydrological cycle, such as rainfall in the upstream tributaries of the rivers. However, engineers have to have a precise tool to manage the risk of flood. Nowadays and due to the tremendous revolution in computers, which helps to build a credible mathematical models, management of flood become doable. In fact, expressive which model should be used is the challenge. This paper aims to review several hydraulics models that used in flood risk management.
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Rainfall-runoff modeling — Past, present and future
E. Todini · Journal of Hydrology · 1988 · 172 citations
Natural Resources, Hydrology, Water Resources Management +12