浅析基于GIS技术的洪水灾害评估及其实现方法

针对洪水灾害评估的特点,将GIS技术与RS技术相结合,根据数字高程模型DEM提供的三维数据和遥感影像数据,运用GIS的空间分析功能来预测、模拟河流域洪水淹没场景,结合属性数据进行洪水灾害评估,并对此系统的实现方法进行对比评价。     

基于GIS空间分析的应急洪水风险图制作

洪水风险图是直观反映某一区域洪水风险信息的专题地图,可以作为一种重要的防洪非工程措施,正确进行洪水灾害的预测和评估,对预防灾害、应急处理具有重要的意义。本文主要描述如何通过GIS空间分析技术快速进行洪水分析来制作洪水风险图的方法。     

基于GIS与RS的中小流域洪水风险图研究

以苏鲁皖三省交界处的复新河流域为研究区,在多源数据集成与融合的基础上,利用GIS与RS技术分析了流域地形地貌,提取了水文模型参数,集成了洪水模拟,从而进行洪水淹没与影响分析,并对洪水模拟结果进行自动可视化处理与发布。系统地阐述了运用GIS与RS技术快速制作中小流域洪水风险图的关键技术,并构建了洪水风险可视化模型,可实现快速一体化成图,提高中小流域洪水风险图的动态适应性。     

基于GIS对松花江流域哈尔滨段洪泛区灾害评估

计算洪水淹没区范围所造成的灾害损失一直是灾害评估研究中的一个热点问题,本文通过以GIS技术为基础,并结合数字高程模型(DEM),对哈尔滨市未来可能会发生的十年一遇或百年一遇的洪水所能淹没的范围进行预测。并结合历年的水文气象等统计资料,依据经验分析法与水深-损失曲线模型相结合的方法,对哈尔滨市洪泛区进行灾害评估,为城市发展、城市规划等提供依据。     

夏威夷建成洪灾风险评估GIS系统

近日．夏威夷国土资源部门宣布．一项洪灾风险评估GIS系统在当地投入使用。这个系统将帮助夏威夷居民评估他们在洪水灾害中可能遭受的财产损失。     

数字孪生技术在防汛救灾中的应用

为了加快数字孪生流域的建设工作,本文以陕西省某县为例,利用数字孪生技术进行洪水推演,感知洪水发生过程,进行灾害评估,准确发布预警信息,为县委县政府科学的指导防汛救灾工作提供数据支撑。     

基于GIS的标的灾害风险评估系统的设计与实现

根据保险行业对于企业灾害风险管理的要求,解决无法量化评估标的自然灾害风险的问题,以SuperMapGIS为地理信息平台,利用服务式GIS、空间分析等技术,构建了基于GIS的标的灾害风险评估系统。该系统包括标的管理、风险专题地图、风险预警、风险录入、风险分析、评估报告等功能,实现了对标的风险受地震、台风、洪水等自然灾害影响的精细化管理,为保险公司的承保服务提供了决策支持。     

基于遥感和GIS的洪水坝河流域冰川变化研究

以洪水坝河流域为例,利用1956年的地形图和2003年的ASTER遥感影像及数字高程模型,在GIS的支持下对两期数据进行统计分析,结果表明:近47年来,洪水坝河流域冰川面积减少了14.04%,长度退缩了17.28%,储量减少了2.26%。研究认为,气温显著升高是洪水坝河流域冰川快速萎缩的主要原因。在和祁连山地区、西藏以及天山地区的冰川进行对比后,发现研究区冰川消融的速率介于三地之间,初步推测是由研究区所在区域的气候和自身属性共同作用的结果。     

局部空间自相关统计洪水灾害影像分析

针对洪水灾害分析在速度、准确性和及时性等方面的需求,该文在研究空间自相关分析的基础上,提出了一种基于局部自相关统计的洪水灾害影像分析方法。首先,对影像进行掩膜处理,去除云层干扰;其次,采用局部空间统计的方法对影像进行统计分析;然后,通过密度分割的方法提取水体,将影像分为水体和陆地两类;最后,将3幅影像分类的结果进行空间叠加分析,分析洪水灾害影响情况。以2013年嫩江流域3个时期的影像为实验数据,设计了仿真实验。实验结果表明,该方法可以较准确地对大面积洪水影响区域进行分析。     

遥感和GIS在冰湖溃决洪水中的应用研究

近年来随着全球气候变暖和冰川退缩,以及人类在高海拔地区活动的增多,冰湖溃决洪水灾害呈增加趋势。由于遥感和GIS技术的众多优势,使其在冰湖溃决洪水研究方面得到广泛应用。首先对冰湖溃决洪水及其研究做简单介绍,然后从冰川、冰湖空间数据获取,冰湖溃决评价指标获取,冰湖溃决洪水模拟和DEM的建立及应用4个方面对遥感和GIS在冰湖溃决洪水研究中的应用进行综述,最后指出,目前遥感和GIS在冰湖溃决洪水应用中的不足,为进一步研究和应用指明了方向。     

SAR与TM影像的IHS变换复合及其质量定量评价

本文采用四种典型的IHS变换方法,对同一地区的SAR与TM影像进行了复合,并对复合后图像的信息量及清晰度作了定性和定量分析。结果表明,用熵、联合熵和平均梯度这三个定量指标客观评价SAR与TM影像的复合效果,比目视评价结果准确有效,从而为选择最佳IHS变换方法进行多源遥感数据复合提供了依据。     

防汛信息共享与元数据应用研究

分析了FGDC、CEN／TC287等元数据标准，讨论了基于GIS的防汛信息共享与元数据的应用，设计了防汛信息元数据库，实现了元数据支持下的防汛信息共享。     

Visualization and damage assessment for flooded area

A practical method for visualizing flood area and evaluating damage is presented, which consists of two technical approaches: self-programming and adapting commercial GIS platforms. The low-cost and easy-to-use GIS-Based model developed by self-programming can meet current requirements of most local authorities, especially in developing countries. In this model, two cases, non-source flood and source flood, are distinguished and the Seed-spread algorithm suitable for source-flood is discussed; The flood damage is assessed by overlaying the flood area range with thematic maps and other related social and economic data. and all the-matic maps are converted to raster format before overlay analysis. Two measures are taken to improve the operation efficiency of speed seed-spread algorithm. The accuracy of the model mainly depends on the resolution and precision of the DEM data, and the accuracy of registering all raster layers and the quality of attribute data.     

Visualization and damage assessment for flooded area

A practical method for visualizing flood area and evaluating damage is presented, which consists of two technical approaches: self-programming and adapting commercial GIS platforms. The low-cost and easy-to-use GIS-Based model developed by self-programming can meet current requirements of most local authorities, especially in developing countries. In this model, two cases, non-source flood and source flood, are distinguished and the Seed-spread algorithm suitable for source-flood is discussed; The flood damage is assessed by overlaying the flood area range with thematic maps and other related social and economic data. and all thematic maps are converted to raster format before overlay analysis. Two measures are taken to improve the operation efficiency of speed seed-spreed algorithm. The accuracy of the model mainly depends on the resolution and precision of the DEM data, and the accuracy of registering all raster layers and the quality of attribute data.     

Multi-source data fusion and modeling to assess and communicate complex flood dynamics to support decision-making for downstream areas of dams: The 2011 hurricane irene and schoharie creek floods,NY

In light of climate and land use change, stakeholders around the world are interested in assessing historic and likely future flood dynamics and flood extents for decision-making in watersheds with dams as well as limited availability of stream gages and costly technical resources. This research evaluates an assessment and communication approach of combining GIS, hydraulic modeling based on latest remote sensing and topographic imagery by comparing the results to an actual flood event and available stream gages. On August 28th 2011, floods caused by Hurricane Irene swept through a large rural area in New York State, leaving thousands of people homeless, devastating towns and cities. Damage was widespread though the estimated and actual floods inundation and associated return period were still unclear since the flooding was artificially increased by flood water release due to fear of a dam break. This research uses the stream section right below the dam between two stream gages North Blenheim and Breakabeen along Schoharie Creek as a case study site to validate the approach. The data fusion approach uses a GIS, commonly available data sources, the hydraulic model HEC-RAS as well as airborne LiDAR data that were collected two days after the flood event (Aug 30, 2011). The aerial imagery of the airborne survey depicts a low flow event as well as the evidence of the record flood such as debris and other signs of damage to validate the hydrologic simulation results with the available stream gauges. Model results were also compared to the official Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood scenarios to determine the actual flood return period of the event. The dynamic of the flood levels was then used to visualize the flood and the actual loss of the Old Blenheim Bridge using Google Sketchup. Integration of multi-source data, cross-validation and visualization provides new ways to utilize pre- and post-event remote sensing imagery and hydrologic models to better understand and communicate the complex spatial-temporal dynamics, return periods and potential/actual consequences to decision-makers and the local population.     

Assessment of an ASTER-generated DEM for 2D hydrodynamic flood modeling

Flood modeling often provides inputs to flood hazard management. In the present work we studied the flooding characteristics in the data scarce region of the Lake Tana basin at the source of the Blue Nile River. The study required to integrate remote sensing, GIS with a two-dimensional (2D) module of the SOBEK flood model. The resolution of the topographic data in many areas, such as the Lake Tana region, is commonly too poor to support detailed 2D hydrodynamic modeling. To overcome such limitations, we used a Digital Elevation Model (DEM) which was generated from the Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (ASTER) image. A GIS procedure is developed to reconstruct the river terrain and channel bathymetry. The results revealed that a representation of the river terrain largely affects the simulated flood characteristics. Simulations indicate that effects of Lake Tana water levels propagate up to 13 km along the Ribb River. We conclude that a 15 m resolution ASTER DEM can serve as an input to detailed 2D hydrodynamic modeling in data scarce regions. However, for this purpose it is necessary to accurately reconstruct the river terrain geometry and flood plain topography based on ground observations by means of a river terrain model.     

Capturing Raster Data From Scanned Thematic Maps Using Desktop Graphics Software

Data capture from paper maps remain a slow and costly part of many Geographic Information System projects. In this paper a simple method is described which makes use of the facilities of desktop graphics software to capture raster data from scanned thematic maps. The first stage is to use the flood fill tool to identify the regions of the map that represent the data values and set them to a separate colour for each thematic category. This edited image is then imported into a GIS, where a specially written majority filter is used to classify any remaining pixels to produce a raster GIS layer. The technique is tested on samples from three maps, giving accuracy levels of over 90% in all cases when compared with digitising the same maps by hand. The technique could be useful for situations where a rapid and simple means of data capture is needed and could be developed further by drawing on techniques for contextual classification rather than relying on a general purpose flood fill algorithm.     

GIS Methodology for Characterizing Historical Conditions of the Willamette River Flood Plain, Oregon

Recent environmental developments have stimulated an interest in conservation and restoration of the historical Willamette River flood plain, both to protect against flooding and to provide wildlife habitat. In order to best utilize scarce resources, we characterized historical and modern river channel and flood‐plain conditions to evaluate changes and help prioritize restoration sites. Using cartographic and photographic data sources, we developed a Geographic Information System (GIS) to map active channels, side channels, islands and tributaries for four separate dates, as well as riparian and flood‐plain vegetation characteristics for pre‐European settlement and modern time periods. Coverages based on flood records and other boundaries were used to partition the flood plain into spatial subsets for analysis. The GIS allowed comparisons between historical and present conditions for a variety of environmental factors. Much of the pre‐settlement channel complexity has been removed. Total channel length in 1995 was 26% less than in 1850, with almost 58% of the river's side channels disconnected from the system. In addition, we found a 72% loss of flood‐plain forest from 1850 to 1995, since it was converted to agricultural and urban land uses. Selected river and flood‐plain variables were made available for a spatial model to prioritize potential locations for flood‐plain restoration.     

无人机倾斜摄影三维模型在城市雨洪风险评估中的应用

研究城市雨洪风险问题，对提高城市洪涝灾害监测、预报的准确性，以及促进城市防洪决策制定具有重要的意义。鉴于高精度的城市三维模型可以提供丰富地理信息，便于准确分析淹没情况，本文针对当前城市洪涝模型对地形数据的高敏感性，且雨洪风险评估研究的准确性受限于地形数据精度的问题，提出利用无人机倾斜摄影测量技术重建高精度实景三维模型，并结合GIS的空间分析功能，以淹没深度为关键指标进行研究区的雨洪风险评估。通过提取不同重现期下研究区的淹没深度信息，进行可视化渲染实现三维淹没分析，可以直观地看到研究区的淹没情况，作为暴雨内涝风险管理依据，同时对城市规划布局有一定的参考价值。