Urban storm water floods

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Egmond aan zee, Plannen tav Wateroverlast en Strandpijp

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Urban storm water floods

Deltas in times of Climate Change 2010 Rotterdam 1-oct 2010 [email protected]

Heavy rain, but not extreme

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After extreme shower Egmond aan Zee Augustus 2006

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Apeldoorn 3 Juli 2009

Apeldoorn 3 Juli 2009

115 mm in 1,5 hour

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Apeldoorn 3 Juli 2009

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• Causes of increased flooding • What to do? • Maps for evaluation & communications • Example • Conclusions

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Cause of more urban flooding

• Increase of impervious area’s • Street lay-out • No side kerbs

• Climate change • 25% in 2050 daily rainfall • Peak in one hour?

Extremes not clear T=10 T=100 T=250 T=1000 gem eten De Bilt Egmond aan Zee Apeldoorn

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Regen (mm) (mm) Regen

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What to do? • Nothing? (low frequency, mostly no extreme damage) • No! Deventer Aug 2010

What to do? • Nothing? (low frequency, mostly no extreme damage) • NO! Be prepared! • “Climate change is opportunity for improving urban area” – Above ground sollutions • 3 points approach

Disaster

Standard

Daily

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Self-organised criticality (SOC)

€ hinder, schade en gevaar

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herhalingstijd T in jaren

Effect climate change

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herhalingstijd T in jaren

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Three points approach

Spatial planning and urban planning

€ Nuisance, damage, danger

Technical facilities

WFD, traffic, quality of life, 0,1 values of water, 1 2 etc

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Return period T in years

What to do?

• Design standard: T=2: • Check: T=100:

no water in streets no water in houses

• Evaluate urban storm water drainage at real extreme events • Vulnerable locations • Possible solutions

 Emphasis importance of space for water

• Above ground solutions  Improve daily life

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Evaluation at T=100

• DEM in GIS for analysis of • Depressions • Flow paths

• Maps meant for • Communication / Interaction

• Specific locations • 1D sewer & 2D overland flow

Urban flood maps • Local situation • Occurred floodings • Flood evaluation • DEM LiDAR: 1 point/m2  10 points/m2 • Type of surface: houses, roads & water • Extreme storm: eg 60 mm (T=100 + climate change) – 20 mm in sewer (not simulated) – 40 mm above ground

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Interaction between stakeholders

- Flood maps on touch table - Discuss possible floodings and solutions for storm T=100 years - Find space for water - Investigate effects Workshop city of Apeldoorn • Water, • green, • Road department, • Local urban manager Exchange of experiences

Conclusions on storm water flooding • 3 points approach • T=100 no flooding of properties • Solutions improving daily life – Above ground: storage & diverting

• Analysis of really extreme events • DEM: GIS • Communication/interaction • 2D/3D for specific locations

• Increase resilience in coming years

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Final message • DEM-analysis: quick and straight forward  • Temporary urgency • Comprehensible

Rio de Janeiro April 2010 [email protected]

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Example of measures

Effect

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