Depth of water above ground level; key for estimating damage and safe access decisions. For example, At 0.2 m depth we protect electrics; at 0.6 m we stop vehicle movements.

Modelling, Mapping & Integration

Flood depth

Depth of water above ground level; key for estimating damage and safe access decisions.

Example Usage

"At 0.2 m depth we protect electrics; at 0.6 m we stop vehicle movements."

Typical Units & Data

Related Keywords

inundation depth depth grid flood depth map water depth

Related Terms

Modelling, Mapping & Integration

Hydrological model

Simulates rainfall–runoff processes to produce flows at points of interest from rainfall and catchment data..

Modelling, Mapping & Integration

Hydraulic model

Simulates water movement in rivers/floodplains/drainage networks to estimate levels and inundation..

Modelling, Mapping & Integration

1D/2D hydraulic modelling

Numerical modelling of water movement in channels, floodplains and drainage networks to estimate water levels, depths, velocities and extents.

Modelling, Mapping & Integration

Flood extent (inundation map)

Mapped boundary of flooded area for a scenario or event, from models or observations..

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Flood velocity

Speed/direction of floodwater; critical for hazard to people/vehicles and structural loading..

Modelling, Mapping & Integration

Digital elevation model (DEM)

Gridded ground elevation dataset used for flood mapping/modelling; accuracy drives outputs..

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