PROCEEDINGS



Publisher: IAHR

Editor: Miguel Ortega-Sánchez

ISSN: 2521-716X (Online)
ISSN: 2521-7119 (Print)
ISSN: 2521-7127 (USB)
ISBN/EAN: 978-90-832612-1-8

Theme 8. Extreme events: from droughts to floods


Theme 8.4. Urban flood management  

08-04-001-209

Calculate of design floods in the tonala river basin using a regional analysis of rainfall and a distributed rainfall- runoff model
Eduardo Juan Diego, Ramón Domínguez Mora, Eliseo Carrizosa Elizondo, Gabriela Esquivel Garduño Técnico Académico, Andrés Olaf Santana Soto,  Maritza L. Arganis Juárez 

08-04-002-282

Influence of suds allocated area on runoff reduction in developing urban catchments: a case study in san sebastian (Spain).
Eneko Madrazo-Uribeetxebarria, Maddi Garmendia Antín, Jabier Almandoz Berrondo, Ignacio Andrés-Doménech 4

08-04-003-150

Management of urban floods based on tolerable consequences in an uncertain future
Salar Haghighatafshar, Per Becker, Steve Moddemeyer, Andreas Persson University lecturer, Johanna Sörensen, Henrik Aspegren, Karin Jönsson

08-04-004-322

Runoff coefficients associated with different return periods calculated by means of statistical analysis
Mauricio Guillermo Ramirez Ambriz, Ramón Domínguez Mora, Maritza Liliana Arganis Juárez, Eliseo Carrizosa Elizondo Técnico Académico

08-04-005-560

Influence of building positioning on flow processes in urban flooding: computational modelling and laboratory experiments
Xuefang LI, Sébastien Erpicum, Valentin Scheen, Emmanuel Mignot Associate Peofessor, Pierre Archambeau, Michel Pirotton, Benjamin Dewals

08-04-006-577

Floods in housing estate: some experimental data
Frédérique Larrarte, Nicole Goutal, Augustin Doumic

08-04-007-708

New dynamic data-driven model for predicting the apparent shear force and discharge of compound channels
Xiaonan Tang, Prateek Singh, Yutong Guan

08-04-008-801

Innovative tools for urban flood management – a brief overview of 2d-hydrodynamic modelling and how to possibly overcome its limitations in extreme flood management in urban areas by artificial intelligence
Leon Frederik De Vos, Markus Reisenbüchler, Anna Kruspe

08-04-009-864

Assessing the impact of climate change on fluvial flood losses in urban areas. the case study of pamplona (Spain)
Enrique Soriano, Kai Schröter, Sophie Ullrich, Marco Lompi, David Santillán, Luis Cueto-Felgueroso, Luis Mediero

08-04-010-882

Parameterization of flow resistance for the hydrodynamic numerical simulation of sheetflow
Tim Kerlin, Peter Oberle, Andreas Kron, Mário J. Franca

08-04-011-885

Protecting heritage cities from pluvial flooding: the santa croce district in florence
Paolo Tamagnone, Enrica Caporali, Alessandro Sidoti

08-04-012-1155

Deufi project for accurate urban flood risk assessment
André Paquier, Bruno Bader, Olivier Bertrand, Guilhem Dellinger, Benjamin Dewals, Pascal Finaud Guyot, Frédéric Grelot, Emmanuel Mignot, Sébastien Proust, Dong Sop Rhee, Freddy Vinet,

08-04-013-1310

Modelling strategy for multi purposes management in a mediterranean ungauged catchment – application to the paillons catchment, france
Paguedame Game, Philippe Audra, Philippe Gourbesville, Mingyan Wang

08-04-014-1323

Impacts of climate changes on coastal urban flooding
Jeniffer Kirkpatrick, Stephen Nash, Michael Hartnett, Agnieszka Indiana Olbert 

08-04-015-1332

Prioritization of infrastructures' criticality: a multi-criteria decision analysis vs. using vulnerability curves
Negin Binesh, Giuseppe Aronica, Emina Hadzic, Suada Sulejmanovic, Hata Milišic, Miranda Deda, Halim Koxhai

08-04-016-1341

Prediction of urban flooding risks using high-resolution modeling and hybrid rainfall data
Hao Luo, Scott M. Collis, Irene Crisologo, Daniel Horton, Aaron Packman, Marcelo Garcia

08-04-017-1357

Characteristics of air-water bubbly flow in the urban deep-tunnel drainage system
Zhigang Wang, Dong Zhang, Hongwei Zhang, Weichen Ren

08-04-018-1427

Impacts of topographic resolution on deterministic hydrological and hydraulic models–application to cagne catchment, france
Mingyan Wang, Philippe Gourbesville, Paguedame Game

08-04-019-1534

Spatial and temporal variability of weather data for modeling urban hydrology.
Sergio Zubelzu, Sara E. Matendo, Victor Galán, Andrea Zanella, Mehdi Bennis

08-04-020-1560

Evaluating empirical and mechanics-based pedestrian stability models
Man Yue Lam, Reza Ahmadian, Charles West, Maria Pregnolato, Barry Evans, Albert S. Chen, Slobodan Djordjevic

08-04-021-1655

Analytical probabilistic model incorporating parameter adjustment for stormwater runoff in south korea
Moonyoung Lee, Heejin An, Seol Jeon, Siyeon Kim, Kichul Jung, Myoung-Jin Um, Daeryong Park

08-04-022-1660

Numerical simulation of the coastal flooding in urban centres with underground spaces
Yong Peng, Ulrich S. Ofterdinger, Aaron Miller, John Meneely, Jennifer McKinley, Debra Laefer, Michela Bertolotto

08-04-023-1669

Use of social media crowdsourcing data for pluvial flood modelling validation to assess future climate-related impacts. the crisi adapt project
Beniamino Russo, Andrea Paindelli, Luca Locatelli, Daniel Yubero Pena

08-04-024-1674

Exacerbation of hydrologic events due to anthropogenic causes in arid zones
Eduardo Chávarri, Edwin Pino, Julio Kuroiwa, Walter Chuan 

08-04-025-1780

Early warning and emergency management support system at a municipal level for extreme climate events management
Simon Pulido Leboeuf, Ramón Bella Piñeiro, álvaro Rodríguez García, Ana Raquel Genaro Moya of Sustainability and Digitization, Marcos Antonio Martínez Martínez

08-04-026-1794

Stormwater runoff assessment under climate change scenarios using remote sensing products. a case study in piura, peru
Pedro Rau, Nadia Callan, Wilder Abad, Kimberly Visitacion