Dr inż. Maciej Zdralewicz

The upper Bobr discharge simulations based on selected weather scenarios

During the realization of Floodmed Project, the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management Wrocław Branch has participated in the action focused on the adequacy of the existing structural and non structural flood protection works and measures. The analysis was elaborated for pilot basins and concerned various weather conditions for different scenarios compared to the real one, noticed during the flood in 1997. The evaluation was achieved on comparison between hydrographs for Jelenia Gora measure gauging station for flood 1997 and obtained as results of Mike 11 simulations for analyzed scenarios. ...

Mgr inż. Anna Bogusz

Mgr Tomasz Orczykowski

Dr inż. Maciej Zdralewicz

Riverbed interpolation for modeling – methods comparison

One of the important problems of hydraulic modeling is the appropriate representation of the geometry of the main river channel and valley. In the case of two-dimensional models, the main source of spatial information is data obtained by laser scanning (ALS). In spite of its generally high precision in the valley, the result for main riverbed doesn't correspond to the reality, due to the data acquisition process. During the process, laser beam is not able to penetrate the water, most of the beam is absorbed by the water and there is either no return signal or it is very weak and distorted. It is therefore necessary to generate the channel bathymetry data by conducting the interpolation technics on the data collected by the field survey. In the case of one-dimensional models or quasi-two-dimensional the field measurements are the main source of geometric data, but due to high labor costs, the measurements of the cross-sections are usually performed at large intervals. Sparse cross-section data lead to instability in the models, and also in the case of meandering rivers, portion of the discharge may be omitted or doubled. Solution to the problem is a densification of the cross-sections data inserted in to ...