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This book is based on the one dimensional hydrodynamic model simulation of flood map of one of the largest river basin i.e. Narayani River floodplain, located in the Central zone of Nepal. The study area covers around twenty kilometers of the flood area located at the upper stream of the bridge section in East West Highway of Narayani River. The precipitation data collected from the Department of Hydrology has been used to calculate the four scenario (100, 200, 500 and 1000 years) flood analysis from Gumbell method. The digital model is developed through ARCGIS by feeding the Gumbell analyzed…mehr

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This book is based on the one dimensional hydrodynamic model simulation of flood map of one of the largest river basin i.e. Narayani River floodplain, located in the Central zone of Nepal. The study area covers around twenty kilometers of the flood area located at the upper stream of the bridge section in East West Highway of Narayani River. The precipitation data collected from the Department of Hydrology has been used to calculate the four scenario (100, 200, 500 and 1000 years) flood analysis from Gumbell method. The digital model is developed through ARCGIS by feeding the Gumbell analyzed flood data using flood depth as a hydraulic characteristic factor of flood. The hydrodynamic model for mapping were developed using the Hydrologic Engineering Center River Analysis System (HEC-RAS) in concert with HEC-GeoRAS. HEC- GeoRAS set procedures, tools, and utilities for processing Geographic Information Systems data by using a graphical user interface on a GIS platform. Different Flood Map zone has been prepared and the inundation area has been identified in this book as per the discharge taken for four scenario (100, 200, 500 and 1000 years).
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Mukesh Regmi and Krishna Aryal are currently from Nepal. Mukesh Regmi has done bachelors in industrial engineering from IOE and masters in mechanical engineering from VTU and Krishna Aryal has done bachelors in civil engineering from IOE. Both of them are currently pursuing M.Sc. in Climate Change & Development from IOE.