Application of HEC-RAS and HEC-LifeSim models for flood risk assessment

Ali El Bilali, A. Taleb, Imane Boutahri
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For two decades, the flood risk has become a challenge for all authorities in the world. However, its mitigation can be conducted through structural and non-structural measures. The non-structural measures include the flood risk assessment and management, the evacuating process during the flood, and land use management. This case study used HEC-RAS and HEC-LifeSim models to assess the potential flood risk, Mohammedia (Morocco), associated with Malleh dam rupture. The HEC-RAS2D Hydraulic model was calibrated for one flood and its sensitivity to the Manning was analysed. Thus, the potential life loss simulation was conducted using the socio-economic and Hydraulic data using HEC-LifeSim according to two alternatives of the evacuation process. The results showed that traffic management during floods decreases the probability of life loss. Overall results showed that the city is vulnerable to the disaster simulated in terms of road network capacity that can be used for the evacuation process.
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HEC-RAS和HEC LifeSim模型在洪水风险评估中的应用
二十年来,洪水风险已成为世界各国政府面临的挑战。但是,可以通过结构性和非结构性措施来缓解其影响。非结构性措施包括洪水风险评估和管理、洪水期间的疏散过程和土地利用管理。本案例研究使用HEC-RAS和HEC-LifeSim模型来评估摩洛哥Mohammedia与Malleh大坝决堤相关的潜在洪水风险。对一次洪水的HEC-RAS2D水力模型进行了校正,并分析了其对Manning的敏感性。因此,根据疏散过程的两种备选方案,使用HEC-LifeSim使用社会经济和水力数据进行潜在生命损失模拟。结果表明,洪水期间的交通管理降低了人员伤亡的概率。总体结果表明,在可用于疏散过程的道路网络容量方面,城市容易受到模拟灾害的影响。
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