A brief review of flood detection, frequency analysis and risk assessment modelling techniques

IJEP 44(5): 473-480 : Vol. 44 Issue. 5 (May 2024)

M.D. Kokate and Ravi Kant Pareek*

Vivekananda Global University, Department of Civil Engineering, Jaipur – 303 012, Rajasthan, India

Abstract

Nashik is one of Maharashtra’s most populous districts in terms of size and population. The present study aims to define the flood detection and risk assessment pattern for Nashik, located on the Godavari river’s bank in northwest Maharashtra. Flooding occurs when there is too much rain in rivers and streams. This paper represents a variety of approaches, methodologies and software to compute flood prediction, analysis and risk assessment for Nashik city. Floods destroy infrastructure, living things and the environment. The problem regarding floods is solved by identifying any research gaps that must be filled before continuing to assess the pertinent literature.

Keywords

Flood prediction, Analysis, Detection, Risk and hazard

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