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✅ Flood mapping, modelling and predictions

This module focuses on flood mapping, modelling and predictions. The course consists of different practicals, lectures and other interactive content, which allows you to use different learning techniques while getting familiar with the subject. Learning objectives After this course, you will be able to: - understand the concepts of flood hazard, exposure and vulnerability, and differences between different flood mapping approach. These include simple 2D static GIS flood hazard zoning, 2D hydrodynamic flow models, and 1D-2D hydro-dynamic flow models. - name what typical use case and under what geographical conditions those 3 approaches should (not) be used. - analyze and hydrologically manipulate Digital Terrain Models, and schematize 2D and 1D-2D flow models using treated terrain data and simple GIS vector datasets of streams - run 2D and 1D-2D models by applying boundary conditions

28Lessons in placement

About this placement

This module focuses on flood mapping, modelling and predictions. The course consists of different practicals, lectures and other interactive content, which allows you to use different learning techniques while getting familiar with the subject.

Learning objectives
After this course, you will be able to:

- understand the concepts of flood hazard, exposure and vulnerability, and differences between different flood mapping approach. These include simple 2D static GIS flood hazard zoning, 2D hydrodynamic flow models, and 1D-2D hydro-dynamic flow models.

- name what typical use case and under what geographical conditions those 3 approaches should (not) be used.

- analyze and hydrologically manipulate Digital Terrain Models, and schematize 2D and 1D-2D flow models using treated terrain data and simple GIS vector datasets of streams

- run 2D and 1D-2D models by applying boundary conditions

Courses & skills covered

This placement includes the following courses from the Resilience Academy training catalog.

Principles of flood mapping strategies 7 lessons · Beginner View course → Flood zone mapping 9 lessons · 10 hours · Beginner View course → From flood hazard to flood impact 5 lessons · Beginner View course → Dynamic flood modelling in 2 dimensions 7 lessons · Beginner View course →

Impact & open data

Placements are hands-on: participants produce real geospatial data that is published openly to the Resilience Academy Climate Risk Database and reused by cities, universities and communities.

4Courses provided
28Lessons delivered
—Students per run
OpenData published to the CRD
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Planning ✅ Climate change and resilience impacts View details → Planning ✅ Geospatial Data Quality and Management View details →

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