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Mathematical Representation of an Urban Flood Plain
The computations of flood damages to an urban area have been formalized by using a mathematical model. The flood depth-damage relationship of a structure is written as the product of a unit damage function and an individual characteristic damage coefficient. The sum of such coefficients for all establishments within a small contour interval of the flood plain (the contour characteristic damage) denotes the damage susceptibility of that contour interval. The expected value and standard deviation of the present worth of a time series of damages can be expressed in terms of the current contour characteristic damages and a growth-discount factor that accounts for changes in the level of economic activity with time. A hypothetical example illustrates the application of these concepts to the determination of the optimal size of an upstream single-purpose flood control reservoir.
Mathematical Representation of an Urban Flood Plain
The computations of flood damages to an urban area have been formalized by using a mathematical model. The flood depth-damage relationship of a structure is written as the product of a unit damage function and an individual characteristic damage coefficient. The sum of such coefficients for all establishments within a small contour interval of the flood plain (the contour characteristic damage) denotes the damage susceptibility of that contour interval. The expected value and standard deviation of the present worth of a time series of damages can be expressed in terms of the current contour characteristic damages and a growth-discount factor that accounts for changes in the level of economic activity with time. A hypothetical example illustrates the application of these concepts to the determination of the optimal size of an upstream single-purpose flood control reservoir.
Mathematical Representation of an Urban Flood Plain
Bhavnagri, Viraf S. (Autor:in) / Bugliarello, George (Autor:in)
Journal of the Hydraulics Division ; 91 ; 149-173
01.01.2021
251965-01-01 pages
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Mathematical representation of urban flood plain
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