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Flood model simulation times have significantly reduced, making it practical to simulate hydraulic models for real-time flood forecasting and flood intelligence. This webinar will examine a case study in India where TUFLOW models have been integrated into Delft-FEWS for real-time operation. Some of the exciting features include ensemble modelling, hot-starting models, and the utilization of variable geometry to simulate embankment failure at any point within a complex network of over 1,000km of embankments.

Our second case study is an Australian example of TUFLOW being used for real-time flood forecasting on the Gold Coast. The mostly cloud-based system uses forecast data to monitor conditions over multiple catchments, providing notifications and simulations results when thresholds are met. During severe weather events the system facilitates flood intelligence to provide information to decision makers based on the most recent forecast and recorded data.

Presenters

Ben Caddis

BMT

Ben Caddis is a Principal Flood Engineer at BMT specialising in flood warning and forecasting. Ben has over 20 years of professional experience in the flood management sector having led projects acros... Read more

Mahnaz Sedigh

City of Gold Coast

Mahnaz Sedigh is a principal Engineer in the City of Gold Coast Council who has more than 18 years professional experience working in different sectors of consultancy, and development companies in bot... Read more

Panel Members

Katrina Kelly

City of Gold Coast

Katrina Kelly is a Senior Hydraulic Engineer at the City of Gold Coast, working in the Natural Hazards team. She graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering in 2013. Prior ... Read more

Chris Huxley

TUFLOW (BMT)

Chris is a Principal Engineer for BMT (the developers of TUFLOW) with over 20 years’ experience in the field of flood / stormwater modelling and floodplain management. Chris is an expert in the fiel... Read more

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