Disaster risk management: urban flooding and heatstress

Floris Boogaard; Mark Verlaat; Leon van der Meulen; Govert Schoof; Jeroen Kluck

Disaster risk management: urban flooding and heatstress

Floris Boogaard, Mark Verlaat, Leon van der Meulen, Govert Schoof, Jeroen Kluck

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Abstract

Natural disasters are a growing concern around the globe. In the Netherlands, water has always played an important role as both friend and enemy. To quickly analyze and visualise possible disaster outcomes has been really difficult. In collaboration with engineering company Tauw we improved this modelling
with an interdisciplinary team of GIS experts, High performance computing and real time visualisation. In a pilot for the city center of Groningen we developed a 3D version of flooding landscape maps (RUG, 2014) after modelling extreme rainfall. With a flooding landscape map you can see at a glance where water is
going and where problem areas arise in case of extreme rainfall. Any municipality or county can thus quickly determine which measures are to be taken to prevent for example disruption to traffic or flooding damage to
buildings.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Geomatics Workbooks n° 12
Pages	467-471
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	FOSS4G Europe Como 2015 - Politecnico di Milano , Como, Italy Duration: 15 Jul 2015 → 17 Jul 2015

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Conference	FOSS4G Europe Como 2015
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Como
Period	15/07/15 → 17/07/15

Keywords

resilience
flooding
disasters
risk management
3d

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