Flood modeling and inundation risk evaluation using remote sensing imagery in coastal zone of China
Xiaoping Du, Huadong Guo, Xiangtao Fan, Junjie Zhu, Zhenzhen Yan, Qin Zhan, Sun Zhongchang
Abstract
Xiaoping Du, Huadong Guo, Xiangtao Fan, Junjie Zhu, Zhenzhen Yan, Qin Zhan, Sun Zhongchang
Abstract
Global climate change has caused sea level rise, and one of the most extremely consequences are the increased frequency and hazards of the storm surge disasters, therefore, how to effectively assess the risk of storm surge disaster is of importance to hazard reduction and mitigation. However, the storm surge forecast models have complex parameters, which computational inefficiency. Traditional large-scale assessment usually takes elevation-area method based on GIS software, which result in large errors. The present study is attempted to: (1) Select proper two-dimensional hydraulic storm surge inundation model. This model not only has the physical realism but simple and efficient. (2)The present study will focus on the method to extract the required surface parameters based on the remote sensing data to integrate remote sensing data into the model. This project aims to provide the theoretical basis and methodologies for flood risk assessment in coastal zone of China.
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Global climate change has caused sea level rise, and one of the most extremely consequences are the increased frequency and hazards of the storm surge disasters, therefore, how to effectively assess the risk of storm surge disaster is of importance to hazard reduction and mitigation. However, the storm surge forecast models have complex parameters, which computational inefficiency. Traditional large-scale assessment usually takes elevation-area method based on GIS software, which result in large errors. The present study is attempted to: (1) Select proper two-dimensional hydraulic storm surge inundation model. This model not only has the physical realism but simple and efficient. (2)The present study will focus on the method to extract the required surface parameters based on the remote sensing data to integrate remote sensing data into the model. This project aims to provide the theoretical basis and methodologies for flood risk assessment in coastal zone of China.
Key concepts: Storm surge, Flood myth, Environmental science, Storm, Natural hazard, Elevation (ballistics), Geographic information system, Hazard