Charlton flood mitigation options revealed
The University of Adelaide has revealed how it has improved its flood mitigation for the Adelaide River.
The University, which has just finished a £500,000 grant to study the impacts of climate change on the Adelaide River, has undertaken a three-year review of flood risk management across the river, including the development of a high-speed warning system, new flood warning equipment, floodplanners, an updated map of flood risk areas, and improved flood detection and warning systems.
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The University’s Flood Mitigation Assessment Team works on flood risk analysis by developing a range of flood risk assessment options.
A study of its options showed that the University’s high-speed flood warning systems were among the most effective in managing the risk, particularly as the Adelaide River continued to r보성출장샵ise at a pace that it cannot be stopped.
“Our research has highlighted two key areas where improvement needs to be made,” says Ben Muth. “The first area is the installation of floodplanners. Floodplanners, which are designed to assist in the evacuation of flood-prone areas, are generally better in reducing the overall threat from a flood event over a longer period of time because they detect the flow of water faster.
“The second area that needs improvement is the integration of high-speed floodplanners into flood warning infrastructure, which has so far been lacking.
“We look forward to presenting the findings of these two important areas, as well as a range of new techniques and technology advancements aimed at improving flood mitigation options across the Adelaide River to improve flood protection for downstream coastal cities.”
Muth adds that the University had the opportunity to meet with the State government at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in 2012 and 2013 about the need to consider using innovative flood warning technologies to improve flood control in Victoria and New South Wales.
“One of the great advantages of developing an effective flood warning system in Victoria and New South Wales is that we do not need to install new flood warning systems because we’ve developed a number of existing flood warning infrastructure, such as the coastal flood alert, tha