The dynamic flood hazard map application system of urban area in Shanghai and typical rainstorm waterlogging analysis
[Objective]In order to improve the foresight capacity of coastal mega cities on flood disasters,quickly predict and an-alyze the inundation risks under the combined effects of floods,waterlogging and surges,[Methods]the dynamic flood hazard map application system in urban area of Shanghai is developed,which takes the hydrologic-hydraulic rainstorm flooding analysis model as the core,and connects with external meteorological Quantitative Precipitation Forecast(QPF)data,real-time monito-ring rainfall,hydrologic as well as gate and pump station operation database.The secondary spatial integration technology of pre-cipitation from rainfall stations to meteorological and hydraulic grids is adopted,achieving effective coupling between the rain-storm flooding analysis model and meteorological forecast precipitation data.Using data mining extraction and GIS spatial analy-sis,the brief report of urban waterlogging can be generated automatically which contains 10 flood risk elements,realizing a quick overview of flood hazard in urban area.The system realizes the fast real-time prediction and calculation of inundation distribution and dynamic process caused by one event or the combination of rainfall,river floods and storm surge.[Results]The waterlogging distribution of rainstorm from June 23 to 24,2023 is analyzed using the system.According to comparison result between the waterlogging area and water depth simulated by the model and the real inundation records from monitoring stations,the direct dis-aster report and the citizen hotline,129 of the 150 comparison points have an error of no more than 20 cm,accounting for 86%.The spatial distribution of water depth simulated by the model is basically similar to the actual situation.[Conclusion]The system can satisfy the needs of normalized and operational application during the flood season,and provide an important tool for real-time dynamic analysis of urban flood risk and flood control decision-making.