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Application of Remote Sensing and GIS for Flood Risk Analysis:
A Case Study at Kalu‐Ganga River, Sri Lanka
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Participating Agencies
University of Peradeniya
Sri Lanka
-Hemali K. Nandalal
Survey Department
Sri Lanka
-Jayantha Samarasinghe
Arthur C Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies
Sri Lanka
-Dimuth Weliwitiya
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Objectives
• The main objective of this Mini Project is to analyze the flood risk in lower Kalu-Ganga River Basin with respect to the Population and Physical vulnerability in support of flood relief and mitigation.
• Specific objectives are to :– Analyze and map the flood hazard in the Kalu-Ganga
River basin– Analyze the flood vulnerability in the area
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Study Area
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Data Collection
Field Visit
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Data Processing……
Databasing
Hydro met Data
LiDAR
ALOS PALSAR
Buildings Hydro Land Use Terrain
Road Admin Utility
Topo 10 k sheet
Censes 2001 Demographic»Population»Age»Household
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Data Processing……
LIDAR DATA Contour Data
TIN Model of the Study area
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Methodology…….
Data Collection/ Data basing
Hazard Analysis Vulnerability Analysis
Risk Analysis
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Contour Maps1:10,000 & Spot
Heights as of 2000
LiDAR Data as of2005
Landuse Map1: 10,000 as of 2000
Transportation1: 10,000 as of 2000
Buildings1: 10,000 as of 2000
Admin Boundaries(DS and GN )
1: 10,000 as of 2000
Rainfall For ReturnPeriods of 10, 20, 50
and 100
Daily Rainfall &Discharge since 1987 Census data
Questionnaire Survey
ALOS/PALSAR7 Scenes (Wet
Jun2008 & DryFeb,Mar 2008
Flood Area Extent &Depth survey
Flood FrequencyAnalysis
HEC/RAS
10, 20 50, 100 YrFlood Hazard Map
Modelcalibration
RS based FloodMapping
RS based floodMap
Data Synthesis and Analysis
Population VulnerabilityMap (10, 20, 50, 100 yr
RP Flood Hazad)
Physical VulnerabilityMap (10, 20, 50, 100 yr
RP Flood Hazad)
10, 20, 50, 100 Yr Flood RiskMap wrt Population Vulnerability
GIS Analysis
10, 20, 50, 100 Yr Flood Risk Mapwrt Physical Vulnerability
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Web Casting: DRM Workers
Social Vulnerability Map(10, 20, 50, 100 yr RP
Flood Hazad)
Vulnerability =f(Capacity, Sensitivity,
Exposure)
Methodology…
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Methodology : Hazard Analysis
Rainfall –Runoff Modeling
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Rainfall-Runoff Modeling
Rainfall –Runoff Modeling
Basin model developed using HEC-GeoHMS
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Rainfall-Runoff Modeling
Rainfall –Runoff Modeling
Results of the verification runs to compare the simulated flows and the observed flows of the calibrated HEC-HMS model
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Flood Modeling
Flood Modeling
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Results
HEC-RAS out put
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Results…(Flood Hazard Maps)
100 yr
50 yr
20 yr
10 yr
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Verification of model result by satellite data
Comparison: Flood Modeling and Satellite Data
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Satellite Data
Raw Images (Dry Date, 03 March,2008) ALOS – PALSAR (HH)
Raw Images (Wet Date, 03 June,2008) ALOS – PALSAR(HH)
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Satellite Data
Verification of model result by satellite data
Filtering – After Applying Lee 3 times with Threshold 0.29,0.14,0.07
Dry date image Wet date image
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Model Result and Satellite Data
Verification of model result by satellite data
Comparison of the Flood extent derived from HEC-RAS model and Satellite image
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b. Hazard AnalysisVerification of model result by satellite data
Comparison of Model Result and Satellite Data
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Vulnerability Analysis
Household Vulnerability Analysis…
Design of Questionnaire
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Household Vulnerability AnalysisHH Sampling Cluster Distribution
Sample cluster
Vulnerability Analysis
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Household Vulnerability AnalysisHH Sampling Cluster Distribution
Sample cluster
Vulnerability Analysis
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Sensitivity
Adaptive Capacity
Exposure
Demographic Standing
Land Characteristics
Rural Standing
Water Resources
Educational Background
Economic Strength& Resilience
Position Relative to River Previous Flood Events
VULNERABILITY
Gender of Residents
Age Groups
Health Condition
Household Vulnerability Analysis
Flood Vulnerability analysis
Assets
Vulnerability Analysis
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Sub-Component Index calculation (e.g., Demographic Standing etc.)
Major-Component Index calculation (e.g., Sensitivity, Exposure, Adaptive Capacity)
Contributing Factor calculation
Household Vulnerability Analysis
(Hahn a,Riederer & Foster ,2009)
Vulnerability Analysis
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Contributing Factor calculation
Flood vulnerability Index for Each Household
Household Vulnerability Analysis
Major contributing factor Major Components Weighting Factor (Wi)
Sensitivity (S) 1. Demographic standing2. Land Characteristics3. Rural standing4. Water resources
4123
Adaptive Capacity (A) 1. Educational background2. Economic strength & resilience3. Assets
312
Exposure (E) 1.Position relative to River2.Previous flood events
12
(Hahn a,Riederer & Foster ,2009)
Vulnerability Analysis
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Household Vulnerability Analysis
Flood Vulnerability Distribution of the Sample
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Household Vulnerability Analysis
Using the vulnerability index values households are categorized into 3 groups as follows
Vulnerability Category FVI Range
High 1-0.66
Moderate 0.66-0.33
Low 0.33-0.0
Vulnerability Analysis
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Household Vulnerability Analysis
Vulnerability Category FVI Classes Number of Houses
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Flood Vulnerability for 100yr RP Event in Kaluthara District
Vulnerability Analysis
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Household Vulnerability Analysis
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Flood Vulnerability Triangle
Flood Vulnerability Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity Exposure
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FVI=0.8490 0.6222 0.3158 0.7201
Vulnerability Analysis
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