The China/UK scientific cooperation project on flood risk management in the Taihu Basin has made significant progress in understanding and modeling future flood risks due to climate change, socio-economic development, and flood defense systems.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | University of Nottingham |
| Publication date: | October 25, 2010 |
| Authors: | E.P. Evans, X.T. Cheng |
| Geographic focus: | China |
| Page count: | 74 |
The project used the Source-Hazards-Capacities-Receptor (SHCR) model instead of the Source-Pathway-Receptor model to analyze flood risk drivers and responses. It verified the capacity of the PRECIS regional climate model, developed a VIC hydrological model, derived socio-economic scenarios, created a flood damage assessment model, and built a broad-scale hydraulic model using the ISIS software.
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The project has developed a broad-scale, long-term 'end-to-end' modeling system for flood scenario analysis in the Taihu Basin. It has integrated climate change scenarios, hydrological and hydraulic models, socio-economic scenarios, flood damage assessment models, and a GIS-based risk analysis system. The project has also trained professionals and established a foundation for future work.
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Categories: 2010 publication year | English publication language | china-uk scientific cooperation | climate change | flood damage assessment | flood risk | flood risk management | flood risk responses | hydraulic modeling | hydrological modeling | scenario analysis | socio-economic development | structural flood defense | taihu basin | china geographic scope | urbanization