This is further confirmed by the RMSEs given in Table 6, calculated against the originally predicted water depth at the three gauges. Hydraulic inundation models are based on the numerical solutions to the full 2‐D shallow water equations (hydrodynamic models) or one of their simplified forms (e.g., diffusion‐wave models and kinematic‐wave models) (da Paz et al., 2011). It is a tributary of the Yellow River and covers an area of 1,989 km2. Observed and forecasted flood hydrograph of event No. In HiPIMS, infiltration is considered using the Green‐Ampt model with the infiltration rate estimated using the following formula: (left panel) The Eden Catchment and its location in Britain. Finally, it should be noted that, due to the specific limitation of HiPIMS in handling subsurface flows (i.e., no explicit consideration of subsurface runoff), the current flood forecasting system may not be suitable for forecasting long‐term flood events that are sensitive to subsurface runoff, such as those induced by prolonged but less intense monsoon rainfall. It is mainly because of the peculiarity of the RF model. flood forecasting and warning services. The water levels predicted using the UVK rainfall are found to overpredict the actual water level as observed. The results are to a large extent as expected. During the validation period, QR of forecasting of and is 80 and 60%, respectively. TOPographic Kinematic APproximation and Integration (TOPKAPI) (Ciarapica & Todini 2002) was established by combining the ARNO model with the TOPgraphy based hydrological (TOP) model and fully exploits the potential of the physical mechanisms of distributed models. Another type of the flood forecasting model is the data-driven model. Therefore, the effect will be relatively poor in any case. The hybrid model combines the random forest model and a flood hydrograph generalization method. Therefore, the UH is classified and compiled according to the location of the precipitation center and the magnitude of the net precipitation. The traditional flood forecasting systems based on hydrological models are proved to be mostly reliable on slow‐varying catchment response and flooding processes following prolonged rainfall. The results can be also used to support flood risk analysis by superimposing the relevant vulnerability and exposure data. The main steps of this method are as follows: first, calculate the average daily precipitation in the basin. H. J. F. is also funded by the Wolfson Foundation and the Royal Society as a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award holder (Grant WM140025). (1969) proposed the API model for computing a groundwater flow hydrograph; the API uses the unit hydrograph (UH) method to develop a model to simulate the flow hydrograph. Transferability of the flood forecasting system depends on the availability of high‐resolution topographic and rainfall input data and the parameterization of the hydrodynamic model, that is, to specify the model parameters for friction and infiltration effects. They cannot reliably predict the highly transient flooding process from intense rainfall, in which case a fully 2‐D hydrodynamic model is required. Dramatic improvements in the data available to such models (from satellite observations) and in computing power have contributed to this increased accuracy. The results are to a large extent as expected and consistent with the positive error of the UKV rainfall predictions, as discussed in section 4.1. On an everyday basis, many use weather forecasts to determine what to wear on a given day. In this paper, considering that the flood recession process is long, the flood progress is divided into two parts: the rising and recession processes. For unsaturated zones, which are usually located in hillslopes and highlands, the infiltration rate may be estimated by the Green‐Ampt model as normal. The trade‐off between spatial resolution and lead time must be carefully considered and evaluated. Small Bodies, Solar Systems Quantitative assessment of the flood extent modeling results in the Carlisle city center is given in Table 3, showing a high hit rate and reasonably low false alarm rate. With increasing frequency of intense rainfall in the current and future climate scenarios (Thompson et al., 2017), more extreme flood events are expected. Jason Gough's forecast: Flooding in the future. 19890722 was relatively large, mainly because the observed value is relatively large. … Performance comparison of the hybrid and empirical model in the calibration period. Reliable simulation of this type of highly transient flooding process requires the use of fully hydrodynamic models. (a) Topography map of the selected subcatchment; (b) comparing the observed and simulated water levels at Kirkby Stephen obtained at 5‐ and 10‐m resolutions, respectively. However, developing and operating an ensemble forecasting system will clearly require much more computing resources to run the model multiple times with various input data and parameters. The main structure of the hybrid model is shown in Figure 4. (2017) used RF to predict reservoir inflows for two headwater reservoirs in USA and China. The high‐resolution UKV model represents convective processes explicitly rather than parameterizing them like in the global models. The instant output is transferred into a KML file and can be visualized in real time on Google Earth or any open‐street maps to show flood inundation and impacted areas, for example, buildings, roads, and farmlands. In summary, the current hydrodynamic model‐based flood forecasting system is transferable for application in different catchments to forecast flooding from intense rainfall, provided that the following data sets are available to properly set up the model and drive the simulations: Journal of Advances To evaluate the impact of the cascading uncertainties, rainfall predictions added with ±10% and ±20% of artificial errors are used to drive HiPIMS to produce flood forecasts for comparison and further analysis. In order to solve the problem of the low forecasting accuracy of hydrological models in arid and semi-arid areas, this paper develops a flood forecast method that combines the flood hydrograph generalization method and RF in the Qiushui River basin. Therefore, the water level measurements available at the three river gauges located upstream (Great Corby), midstream (Linstock), and downstream (Sheepmount) of the flooded region are selected to evaluate the performance of the flood forecasting system. 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Moreover, Table 7 lists the CC values and RMSE values of the hybrid model and empirical model in the validation period. 1986), the Systeme Hydrologique Europeen TRAN (SHETRAN) (Ewen 2000) model and the MIKE Systeme Hydrologique Europeen (MIKESHE) model (Refshaard & Storm 1995), which were developed on the basis of the SHE model. Comparing with the 10‐m DEM, the 5‐m DEM can better represent the river geometry and more importantly avoid disconnected courses of small rivers in spatial discretization, leading to better predicted water level hydrographs especially in the low‐flow stages when resolving river connectivity becomes more important. CiteSeerX - Document Details (Isaac Councill, Lee Giles, Pradeep Teregowda): An approach to forecasting the potential for flash flood–producing storms is developed, using the notion of basic ingredients. In general, the UKV forecasted rainfall is higher than the radar rainfall for both the mean and the median values in the entire catchment, which may overpredict the following flood hazard. Generally, the temporal change of the water level is captured reasonably well in all of the three gauges although small overshoot appears in all of the forecasted results. Tianyu Song, Wei Ding, Jian Wu, Haixing Liu, Huicheng Zhou, Jinggang Chu, Flash Flood Forecasting Based on Long Short-Term Memory Networks, Water, 10.3390/w12010109, 12, 1, (109), (2019). "10,000 meter universal transverse Mercator grid, zone 15, 16." Crossref. This is confirmed by the higher hit rate and false alarm rate of the forecast (POD = 0.99, FAR = 0.28, see Table 3) than those calculated against the simulation results driven by radar rainfall (POD = 0.91, FAR = 0.21, see Table 2), which means the forecast may slightly overestimate the actual Storm Desmond flood in Carlisle. The output of a hydrological model is typically time series of flow rate in the river channels. In order to further compare the simulation results obtained using different rainfall inputs, a 63‐hr gridded rainfall data set starting from 21:00 on 4 December 2015 is generated to cover the entire duration of the flood event, which consists of the 36‐hr rainfall forecast released at 21:00 on 4 December and the first 27‐hr of the rainfall rates released 36 hr later at 9:00 on 6 December. The performance matrices as introduced earlier, that is, POD, FAR, and CSI scores, are calculated by comparing the simulation result with the surveyed flood extent and counting the cells to quantify hits, misses, false alarms, and correct negatives. (2017) and Xia and Liang (2018) for accurate and stable simulation of rainfall‐induced overland flows and other flooding processes across an entire catchment, including urbanized areas (Liang & Smith, 2015; Q. Li et al., 2020). The simulation results are found to be more accurate in the main river (the Eden) and the lower catchment than in the tributaries and the upper catchment. Sketch map of 23 flood hydrographs generalization of the rising process. Reducing flood impacts through forecast-based action Entry points for social protection systems in Kenya Lena Weingärtner, Catalina Jaime, Martin Todd, Simon Levine, Stephen McDowell and Dave MacLeod April 2019. The CC and the RMSE of the hybrid model and empirical model in the calibration period are summarized and shown in Table 6. The calculated RMSEs demonstrate similar trends. Flood Forecasting. Observed and forecasted flood hydrograph of event No. However, for intense and advective rainfall featured with clear spatial heterogeneity, the resolution provided by these large‐scale NWP models is still inadequate and higher‐resolution NWP forecasts are needed to resolve the local atmospheric and geographical conditions to support more reliable weather and flood forecasting. 2018). However, when dealing with less extreme events or events occurring in an originally drier catchment, the infiltration effect should be taken into account, and more data and extra effort are needed for model calibration. By Alex Evans. 2005), SHE model (Abbott et al. Computational tasks on each of the subdomains are carried out separately on different GPUs with exchange of data occurring at the overlapping boundary cells at every time step. and Petrology, Exploration Enter your email address below and we will send you your username, If the address matches an existing account you will receive an email with instructions to retrieve your username. As an important supporting technology for flood control work, real-time flood forecasting plays a critical role in actual flood control. Error statistics of the RF model in the validation period. This indicates that the performance of HiPIMS reproducing water levels for the secondary rivers or tributaries is less satisfactory. In hydrology, Peters et al. However, simulation of floodplain inundation using 2‐D models is computationally expensive, and direct prediction of detailed floodplain hydrodynamics in real time is still not a common practice in an operational flood forecasting system. More recently, the high‐performance computing power provided by modern graphics processing units (GPUs) has led to a step change in the flood modeling practice (e.g., Smith & Liang, 2013). Flood disasters often cause considerable loss of production and life, resulting in serious consequences. The performance of this hybrid model is compared to that of the antecedent precipitation index model. These NWP models and their products have been widely used in operational large/medium‐scale and short/long‐term flood forecasting platforms, such as the European Flood Awareness System (EFAS) (Bartholmes et al., 2009; Thielen et al., 2009) and the Advanced Hydrological Prediction Services (AHPS) (Mcenery et al., 2005) to provide flood forecasts for Europe and the United States. Flood Warning Flood Warning National Weather Service State College PA 553 PM EST Wed Dec 23 2020 ...The National Weather … In the table, the relative mean error is calculated by dividing the average RMSE by the mean water depth at the gauge under consideration. This paper develops a hybrid flood forecasting model that combines the flood hydrograph generalization method and random forest in the Qiushui River basin in the middle reaches of the Yellow River. Namely, when the maximum and minimum of the peak discharge in the training set is 1,520 and 207 m3/s, the forecasted discharge cannot be greater than 1,520 m3/s or smaller than 207 m3/s. Furthermore, as the runtime of a 36‐hr hydrodynamic simulation is shorter than the release interval of the UKV rainfall forecasts, this leaves a certain level of flexibility for calibrating HiPIMS using real‐time observations (data assimilation) when available. For example, in the United Kingdom, a unified model (UM) covering the British Isles has been operating for decades by the U.K. Met Office at low resolution for climate predictions and high resolution for regional NWP (Davies et al., 2005). Certain regional and short‐range models have been developed and operated at kilometer level grids using outputs from the global models as boundary conditions. It is produced based on radar records and processed using optimized quality control and correction procedures (Met Office, 2003). So the surveyed flood map should be used with great care. Carlisle is not only an economic and industrial center of Northern England adjacent to the Scottish Borders but also a popular tourist destination due to its rich Roman heritage and the nearby Lake District National Park (Environment Agency, 2016). In the table, “hit” refers to a flooded cell (as observed) being correctly predicted/forecasted; “miss” implies a flooded cell predicted/forecasted to be not flooded; “false alarm” occurs when a cell that is not hit by flood in reality (i.e., observation) is predicted/forecasted to be flooded; and finally, “correct negative” refers to an unflooded cell (as observed) being correctly predicted/forecasted. 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The predicted maximum flood depth and extent for the forecasted event are also output once a simulation is completed, which can be used to estimate potential flood impact/risk. Tiantian Tang, Zhongmin Liang, Yiming Hu, Binquan Li, Jun Wang; Research on flood forecasting based on flood hydrograph generalization and random forest in Qiushui River basin, China. NWP products from the UKV model (Davies et al., 2005) are used in this work to drive HiPIMS for real‐time flood forecasting. Error statistics of the RF model in the calibration period. Although clear discrepancy can be detected at some of the gauges, the simulation results are generally consistent with the observations and the rising and falling limbs of the flood hydrograph are correctly predicted at all gauges. Also importantly, the produced flood forecasts provide an unprecedented level of spatial and temporal details of the flood process over the entire catchment. Therefore, the feasibility of the proposed system for real‐time applications should be also evaluated by taking into account the availability of computing resources. In the last few decades, following the improved scientific understanding of weather processes and significant technical breakthroughs in computing technologies, it has now become a common practice to run large‐scale NWP models on government‐funded supercomputers at ~10‐km horizontal resolution. Although a simulation on a 5‐m grid may better resolve the domain topography and river geometry and thus produce better results, 14 hr of runtime is needed to complete the 36‐hr simulation as considered in the current study, leading to a loss of 12‐hr lead time in providing a flood forecast in comparison with the 10‐m simulation. However, the value of No. Sketch map of the general flood hydrograph generalization of the rising process. Therefore, the NIMROD radar data are treated in this work as the reliable/accurate rainfall observations on the ground. Albers et al. In addition, for event No. Table 4 presents the NSEs calculated for the different water levels at the three selected gauges (Great Corby, Linstock, and Sheepmount). (2010) used natural watershed characteristics to predict the value of each runoff metric using RF. Since HiPIMS adopts an overall explicit numerical method, the time step of a simulation is controlled by the CFL condition that is related to both cell size and flow velocity (Xia et al., 2019). The Qiushui River basin is located in the left bank of the middle of the Yellow River. For example, the Grid‐to‐Grid (G2G) model (Bell et al., 2007) adopted in the U.K.'s National Flood Forecasting System (NFFS) is not able to predict detailed flood extent and must be integrated with off‐line flood simulation results obtained using hydrodynamic models to estimate flood impact. This work is jointly funded by the NERC‐funded SINATRA/TENDERLY projects (NE/K008781/1), Flood‐PREPARED project (NE/P017134/1), and FUTURE‐DRAINAGE project (NE/S016678/1). Neither of these two digital elevation data sets provide accurate underwater bathymetric information although it is essential for reliable simulation of flow dynamics along river channels. Heavy precipitation is the result of sustained high rainfall rates. At present, the use of hydrological models is the main technical approach to real-time flood forecasting. The Nash‐Sutcliffe Efficiency (NSE) coefficient is adopted to quantify the degree of agreement between simulated and observed water levels, which is defined as. There are more than 20 branch ditches in the basin (the basin area is larger than 10 km2) that are asymmetric pinnate inlets. To predict the transient and complex flow hydrodynamics across different flow regimes that may occur during a flood event induced by intense rainfall, HiPIMS solves the above governing equations using a Godunov‐type finite volume numerical scheme as presented in Liang (2010). The hybrid model outperforms the currently used Antecedent Precipitation Index model in the study area. Over the last few days, floods have affected northern regions of Piura and Tumbes, and southern regions of Puno, Apurímac and Cuzco. Time histories of water depth obtained using the forecasted rainfall modified with different levels of error. "February 1986, 4-R-39704." Apparently, the severity of the flood inundation is closely related to the water level in the nearby river reaches. In order to substantially improve the computational efficiency for large‐scale simulations and real‐time forecasting, HiPIMS is implemented and runs on multiple GPUs. These conceptual hydrological models have played an important role in studying hydrological laws and solving practical problems in production. A Flood Watch means there is a potential for flooding based on current forecasts. However, the exploitation of these latest high‐performance flood modeling technologies in flood risk assessment and forecasting is still at an embryonic stage, and more research effort is needed (e.g., Flack et al., 2019; Morsy et al., 2018). As introduced in section 2.2, HiPIMS uses the Green‐Ampt model to estimate the infiltration rate. The main watercourse in the catchment is the 145‐km‐long River Eden, which flows from the southeast to the northwest. It has been now technically feasible to simulate flood dynamics in large catchments using the state‐of‐the‐art high‐performance hydrodynamic models (Sanders et al., 2010). Times series of the UKV forecasted, NIMROD radar, and observed rainfall in the five weather stations. 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