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This book examines the impacts of urbanization, particularly the Kaduna Urban Development, on flooding from the Kaduna River. The expansion of structural developments into traditional flood storage areas consequent to urbanization has modifies the channel shapes, reduces the width of the flood storage areas relative to bankfull width at every point along the river channel and modifies the flood flows containment characteristics of the channel. The Continuity equation in the St. Venant hydrodynamic equations was modified for the geomorphological parameter called the entrenchment ratio. The…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book examines the impacts of urbanization, particularly the Kaduna Urban Development, on flooding from the Kaduna River. The expansion of structural developments into traditional flood storage areas consequent to urbanization has modifies the channel shapes, reduces the width of the flood storage areas relative to bankfull width at every point along the river channel and modifies the flood flows containment characteristics of the channel. The Continuity equation in the St. Venant hydrodynamic equations was modified for the geomorphological parameter called the entrenchment ratio. The modified model was applied to investigate the extent of inundation of the floodplain by floods of various frequencies. Results obtained indicated that the 2yr, 5yr, 10yr, 25yr, 50yr, and 100yr floods when occur can cause maximum inundation of between 82.53% to 94.48% of the floodplain area between the Eastern Byepass bridge and the Kaduna South Waterworks with Ungwan Rimi, Kabala Doki and Kigo road extension as the most critical areas.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Alayande Adegoke Waheed was born on the 1st of June 1959 in Oyo, South West Nigeria. He obtained the Master of Engineering Degree from Bayero University Kano and Ph.D. from University of Nigeria Nsukka (2010). Dr. Alayande is currently Head Land and Water Research Development Division, National Water Resources Institute, Kaduna, Nigeria.