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Status report - OVF Ministry of Interior General Directorate of Water DISC 2013, Belgrade

Status report - OVF Ministry of Interior General Directorate of Water DISC 2013, Belgrade. Hungary: The Land Endangered by Floods. Flashy rivers (significant and rapid rise of water level after heavy rainfalls). Average inflow: 3602 m 3 /s. Generated average runoff: 180 m 3 /s.

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Status report - OVF Ministry of Interior General Directorate of Water DISC 2013, Belgrade

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  1. Status report - OVF Ministry of Interior General Directorateof Water DISC 2013, Belgrade

  2. Hungary: The Land Endangered by Floods Flashy rivers (significant and rapid rise of water level after heavy rainfalls) Average inflow: 3602 m3/s Generated average runoff: 180 m3/s Average outflow: 3782 m3/s 4200 km dyke system 2800 km long rivers 4200 km long smaller rivers

  3. Flood Prone Area

  4. LargeFloodProtection Systems in Europe Protected Area Hungary Tisza Valley Netherlands Po Valley Ukraine Loire Valley 25 000 20 000 15 000 10 000 5000 0 km2 Length of Flood Protection Dykes Hungary Tisza Valley Netherlands Po Valley Ukraine Loire Valley 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 km

  5. Danube Flood 2013 • Meteorological background: 4 rainy days (110-140 mm in areal average) on 3 main sub-catchments of the Danube (Upper-Danube, Inn, Traun-Enns) • New highest water levels (above Mohács) • Successful flood defense with national collaboration

  6. Discharges of the Danube and its tributaries during the flood period in June 2013

  7. Hydrologicalforecastsforthewaterlevel of theDanubeat Budapest byHungarianHydrologicalForecastig Service of OVF

  8. Danube Flood ProtectionProject • The project contains 11 construction elements improvement of 200 km dikes. • Approximately 100 million € project costs (28,3 billion HUF) • Beginning of constructions: 2012 June • Closing of the project: 2015 January (extended due to the flood of 2013)

  9. Danube Flood ProtectionProject Pictures of the interventions in the project: Dikes Height and cross-sectional reinforcement, slope correction, construction of new dikes, paving of dike slope – 200 km

  10. Danube Flood ProtectionProject Pictures of the interventions in the project: Structural developments Structure reconstruction (18 pcs) Construction of new structures (7 pcs)

  11. Danube Flood ProtectionProject Pictures of the interventions in the project: Improvement of 2 defense Centres (building&mechanical)

  12. WP3 reports have been prepared and already accepted by the WP leader: • Report on common quality for water level information • Concept for water gauge monitoring • Status quo report on shallow section information • 1 report is under preparation: • Report about harmonization of water level forecast - WP5 Ice monitoring camera

  13. February 2012 Thank Youforyourattention! Ministry of Interior General Directorateof Water

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