Assessment of Flood Effect on Semi-Arid Special Investment Region Using 1D Hydrodynamic Modeling
EGU 2020 Assessment of Flood Effect on Semi-Arid Special Investment Region using 1D Hydrodynamic Modeling AUTHORS CO-AUTHORS Dr S M Yadav, Professor Dr. Shri Ram Chaurasia, Professor. Surendra Borana, PG Scholar MMMUT, Gorakhpur(India) CED,SVNIT,SURAT(India) Dr.Mrs. N.D.Jariwala, Assistant Professor CED, SVNIT, Surat (India) AUSTRIA| 3 - 4 MAY 2020 Dr S M Yadav, Professor,CED,SVNIT,SURAT EGU 2020 Contents • Introduction • Theoretical Background in MIKE HYDRO River • Study area, data required and collected • Development of 1D Hydrodynamic model • Results and proposed flood mitigation measures • Conclusions and Discussions AUSTRIA| 3 - 4 MAY 2020 2 Dr S M Yadav, Professor,CED,SVNIT,SURAT EGU 2020 Introduction AUSTRIA| 3 - 4 MAY 2020 Dr S M Yadav, Professor,CED,SVNIT,SURAT EGU 2020 ● In search of better livelihood and lifestyle, every minute around 25 to 30 people are migrating to cities from rural area in India. If this pace of urban migration continues the urban population of India is likely to reach 600 million by the year 2030. (https://www.investindia.gov.in/team-india-blogs/india-preparing-biggest-human- migration-planet) ● To account for this immense stress on existing cities due to migration, India is in urgent need of new cities which ensure the better lifestyle and livelihood opportunities for the migrators. AUSTRIA| 3 - 4 MAY 2020 4 Dr S M Yadav, Professor,CED,SVNIT,SURAT EGU 2020 ● Fig. 1. Migration to urban centres in India (https://www.hindustantimes.com/analysis/migrants-aren-t-streaming-into-cities.html) AUSTRIA| 3 - 4 MAY 2020 5 Dr S M Yadav, Professor,CED,SVNIT,SURAT EGU 2020 ● The types of migrants ranges from highly skilled IT professionals to farm laborers having vision to seek better livelihood and lifestyle at the urban centers.
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