西爪哇别加泗河流域降雨径流淹没及其经济损失初步研究

2022 IEEE Asia-Pacific Conference on Geoscience, Electronics and Remote Sensing Technology (AGERS) Pub Date : 2022-12-21 DOI:10.1109/AGERS56232.2022.10093598

I. F. Cahyaningtiyas, M. Djoharin, Tiara Grace, A. Eugenie, Evie Aviantie, R. Amaliyah, E. G. A. Sapan, F. Meliani, R. Sulistyowati, H. Priyadi, S. Lestari, D. Fernando

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贝加西市的洪涝灾害几乎每年都会发生，特别是在高降雨期间，且持续时间较长。利用分布式水文模型可以模拟贝卡西河流域极端降雨引起的反复洪水事件。降雨径流淹没(RRI)模型是一种能够同时模拟降雨径流和洪水淹没的二维水文模型。本研究使用的输入数据是来自GSMaP卫星降雨数据的极端降雨数据、来自卫星遥感数据的地形和土地数据。本文对2022年7月14日、15日和16日发生极端降雨时，Kali Bekasi流域的洪水模拟进行了分析。那天，我们发现包括贝卡西河流域在内的几个地区发生了洪水。根据洪水模拟数据处理的结果，计算出洪水灾害造成的经济损失。

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Preliminary Study on the Rainfall-Runoff Inundation and Its Economic Lost at Bekasi River Basin, West Jawa

Flood disasters in Bekasi City almost occur every year, especially during high rainfall with a fairly long duration. Repeated flooding events due to extreme rainfall in Bekasi River Basin can be simulated using a distributed hydrological model. Rainfall-Runoff Inundation (RRI) model is a two-dimensional hydrological model capable of simulating rainfall-runoff and flood inundation simultaneously. The input data used in this study is extreme rainfall data derived from GSMaP satellite rainfall data, topography, and land derived from satellite remote sensing data. In this paper, we analyze the flood simulation in the Kali Bekasi watershed when extreme rainfall occurred on July 14, 15 and 16, 2022. On that date we found flooding in several areas including the Bekasi River Basin. From the results of the flood simulation data processing, it is then calculated how much economic loss due to the flood disaster occurred.

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