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Technical Workshop
Flood Management Training
(in cooperation with the California Department of Water Resources
and David Ford Consulting Engineers)
October 7-9, 2015 from 9:00 to 4:30 pm
West Yost
Associates Training Room
2020 Research Park Dr., Suite 100, Davis, CA 95618
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Workshop Fee: $100 for CWEMF members, $200 for non-members, and $40 for students.
Refreshments included, lunch not included.
Overview
DWR’s flood system improvement efforts continue to reduce flood risk in California. To support
decision making for these efforts, DWR has developed models of flood hazard, flood consequence, flood management system operation, and economic and life risk within the Central Valley. The
objective of this workshop is to describe those models, including their development, availability, and use. Application of the models for floodplain mapping, economic risk analysis, and flood management
planning will be demonstrated. To the extent feasible, attendees will use the models, datasets, and published results of application for illustration.
- Day 1: Hydraulics-focused with emphasis on CVFED riverine modeling (HEC-RAS) and
floodplain modeling (FLO-2D), including demonstrations. Overview of the objectives of FloodSAFE modeling activities, procedures, and models used. (NOTE: this will not be a tutorial
on using HEC-RAS or FLO-2D. Attendees should be familiar with both)
- Day 2: Hydrology-focused with emphasis on CVHS development, models used, and results.
Discussion and demonstrations of unregulated flood flow frequency analysis, rainfall-runoff-routing, and transforming unregulated flood flow frequency curves to regulated flood flow
frequency curves. Attendees will be introduced to DWR’s Library of Models and learn how to access FloodSAFE models and data sets.
- Day 3: Risk analysis and plan evaluation. Demonstrations of system-wide economic risk
analysis, ecosystem benefits analysis, and change in risk attributable to levee and bypass modifications, reservoir re-operation, and enhanced flood warning. (NOTE: this will not be a
tutorial on using HEC-FDA. Attendees should have at least a novice-level understanding of risk analysis concepts).
Important Notice Attendees are required to bring their own laptops with the following software
pre-loaded: HEC-RAS, HEC-ResSim, HEC-FDA, HEC-DSSVue, FLO-2D, and IPAST. Prior to the workshop, links to the free/public versions of the software will be provided.
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