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Flood Control Measures and Their Impact on the Environment

This project explores flood control measures and their impact on the environment. Students from Poland, Austria, Czech Republic, and Hungary measured the flow rates of different rivers, including the Lužnice River, Nežárka River, and Blatský Brook. They compared their results with those from the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute and found similar average rates. The project also discusses flood prevention methods, such as river channel reconstruction and the use of mobile and fixed barriers. The implementation of flood control measures in Veselí nad Lužnicí is also mentioned.

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Flood Control Measures and Their Impact on the Environment

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  1. 10th Eco-Junior-Expert ProjectHuman activity and Its impact on the environment Group III Flood Control Measures

  2. Names and nations • Student from Poland: Zawistowski Aleksy, Wiecheć Bartlomiej, Dziadek Michal, Chrapek Pawel • Student from Austria: Auer Theresa, Schlager David, Taschl Ines • Student from Czech Republic: Formánková Andrea, Háva Lukáš, Ištok Tomáš, Poborská Anna, Sokolík Jakub, Šimánková Eva, Urbanová Zuzana, Krebsová Lenka, Hruška Martin, Nováková Tereza, Novotná Dagmar, Novotná Tereza • Student from Hungary: Nagy Alex, Mészáros Richárd, Nagy Gábor, Kóder Kinga

  3. Task • Measuring the flow rate of different rivers • The Lužnice River • The Nežárka River • The Blatský Brook

  4. Floods

  5. Flood control measures • As a prevention against floods are used river channel reconstruction and the environs. • Two alternative methods exist:mobile and fixed barrier. • Dry polder Krkavec • Polder is dry reservoir , which retains high water. • Two variants of the construction of dry polder are decided.

  6. Variant 1 • Culmination flow Decreasing of the effect • Twenty years flood Q20 = 189 m3/s → 51 % • Fifty years floodQ50 = 253 m3/s → 55% • One hundred years floodQ100 = 315 m3/s → 55%

  7. Variant 2 • Culmination flow Decreasing of the effect • Twenty years flood Q20 = 189 m3/s → 24 % • Fifty years flood Q50 = 253 m3/s → 14% • One hundred years floodQ100 = 315 m3/s → 9%

  8. Calculation of data • Calculation of revolutions in time • Calculation of the speed of the water flow • Making profiles of the rivers

  9. How we measured • Special instrument: current meter • Method:measure width of the river Allocation Measure flow rate Calculation

  10. Results of the Nežárka river Profile of the river  Rotations per minute 

  11. Results of the Blatský Brook Profile of the river  Rotations per minute 

  12. Lužnice: Profile of the river

  13. Lužnice: Rotations per minute

  14. Speed of the Blatský Brook

  15. Speed of the Nežárka river

  16. Speed of the Lužnice river

  17. Comparison: our results with the results from CHMI (= Czech Hydrometeorogical Institute)

  18. Summary • Our results are coresponding with average rates meassured by CHMI. • In 2002, the high water striked also Veselí nad Lužnicí and this flood was the most severe flood recorded in the history. During the floods 415 houses were flooded (that is, 40 % of the area of this city was flooded). In Veselí nad Lužnicí the floods repeated in 2006.

  19. Flood control measures • In Veselí nad Lužnicí flood control measures will be implemented in 2009 and this project will be finished in 2011. • As a prevention against floods are used river channel reconstruction and the environs. Two alternative methods exist:mobile and fixed barrier. • The mobile barriers are installed just before the flood starts. The mobile barriers are constructed from sand-bags and mobile dikes. • The fixed barriers are firmly connected to bedrock.

  20. Thank you for your attention…

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