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Red Team“A way to sustainability”
August 2010Incheon, South Korea
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Contents :
Conlusion
“A process that encourages the development and managementcoordinated water, land and related resources to maximize the economic welfare and social results in a way fair, without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystems”
Study areaTeam Presentation
Modelling
● Supatchaya Chuanpongpanich
Conclusion
♦ Nationality : Thai
♦ Major : Urban Management
♦ Skills : Rainfall forecasting
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● Shuyan Wang
♦ Nationality: Chinese
♦ Major: Environmental Engineering
ConclusionPresentation
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● Hyo Seon Park
♦ Nationality: Korean
♦ Major: Environmental & hydraulic
♦ Skills : Water Service & Sewerage, Hydrology, Drinking water
ConclusionPresentation
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● Geunho Yoon
♦ Nationality: Korean
♦ Major: Civil & Environment engineering
♦ Skills : Water Service & Sewerage, Hydrology, Drinking water
ConclusionPresentation
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● Jinyoung Lee
♦ Nationality: Korean
♦ Major: Civil & Environment engineering
♦ Skills : Water Service & Sewerage, Hydrology, Drinking water
ConclusionPresentation
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● Benjamin Rosse
♦ Nationality: German
♦ Major: Environmental and Resource Management
♦ Skills : Research, Team work
ConclusionPresentation
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● Scott Thacker
♦ Nationality: British
♦ Major: Civil Engineering, EuroAquae Hydroinformatic and Water Mangment
♦ Skills : programming, modelling, …
ConclusionPresentation
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● Pierre-Maxence DURUT
♦ Nationality: French
♦ Major: Hydraulics, water engineering
♦ Skills : Hydrology, managment of urban and rural water
ConclusionPresentation
Team ModellingStudy area
● Incheon Metropolitan
♦ Korean port city located 50 km west of Seoul on the Yellow Sea
♦ The urban area occupies an area of 964,5 km ², of which 21% occupied by rice fields and 44% by woodland.
♦ Population : 2 700 000 hab. The third biggest city in Korea
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● Some parameters
♦ Total area: 34 km²♦ The study area was a sea and completed to reclamation in 1985♦ Reclamation area used for industry & residence ♦ Culvert slope is very mild
♦ Damages: Flooding in 1997 to 2001 (except 2000)♦ Tatal 3,318 Houses and buildings were flooded in 2001
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● Watershed
♦ 4 main watershed with complicated drainage network
♦ A drainage network is linked with the sea directly
♦ 3 more trunks are connected to reservoir
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● Some important point to know
♦ Drain systems : Pump & Gate♦ Tidal conditions♦ Reservoir water level♦ 3 difference catchments have same outlet♦ Slope, rapid(upstream), mild (downstream)
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♦ Flood reason♦ Drainage system(culverts)♦ Complicated surface and land use♦ Constructing of additional Drainage system
● ArcGis
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1. Download data from http://dds.cr.usgs.gov/srtm/ (select SRTM30, version2_1, the location is e100n40)
2. Make a new shape file of Korea location (cutting only Incheon area and export to Raster data)
3. Spatial analystFill --> Flow direction --> Flow accumulation --> create watershed
♦ integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information.
♦ allows us to view, understand, question, interpret, and visualize data in many ways that reveal relationships, patterns, and trends in the form of maps, reports, and charts.● Methodology
● Mike
ConclusionTeam ModellingStudy areaPresentation
♦ MIKE 11 and MIKE view for modeling watershed and river systems
♦ MIKE URBAN can manage the data of sewerage, to model the wastewater collection and / or rain, to analyze the effects of urban flooding and to establish protections.
● Mouse
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♦ MIKE 11 and MIKE view for modeling watershed and river systems
♦ MIKE URBAN can manage the data of sewerage, to model the wastewater collection and / or rain, to analyze the effects of urban flooding and to establish protections.
● Work plan
Team ModellingStudy areaPresentation Conclusion
♦ Needed some informations : node, pipe, watershed, boundary condition, …
♦ Modelling with Mike and mouse : run, simulation and check the result
♦ and find solution !!!
● Work plan
Team ModellingStudy areaPresentation Conclusion
ArCGISSupatchaya
and Benjamin
MouseJinyoung
and Geunho
MikeShuyan, Scott
and Pierre-Maxence
Red Team“A way to sustainability”
August 2010Incheon, South Korea
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