Urban flooding simulation and flood risk assessment based on the InfoWorks ICM model: A case study of the urban inland rivers in Zhengzhou, China
Huaibin Wei,
Heng Wu,
Liyuan Zhang
et al.
Abstract:As urbanization progresses, the issue of urban flooding has become more severe. This study focuses on Xiongerhe as the study area and couples a 1D/2D urban flooding model using InfoWorks ICM. Ten scenarios are set respectively with a rainfall return period of 5a 10a, 20a, 50a, and 100a, alongside rainfall durations of 1 and 24 h. Subsequently, the H-V (hazard–vulnerability) method was applied to evaluate urban flooding risk. Three indicators were selected for each of hazard factors and vulnerability factors. T… Show more
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