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An Integrated Numerical Hydrodynamic Shallow Flow-Solute Transport Model for Urban Area

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2016
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Mohd Sidek L.
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Institute of Physics Publishing
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The rapidly changing on land profiles in the some urban areas in Malaysia led to the increasing of flood risk. Extensive developments on densely populated area and urbanization worsen the flood scenario. An early warning system is really important and the popular method is by numerically simulating the river and flood flows. There are lots of two-dimensional (2D) flood model predicting the flood level but in some circumstances, still it is difficult to resolve the river reach in a 2D manner. A systematic early warning system requires a precisely prediction of flow depth. Hence a reliable one-dimensional (1D) model that provides accurate description of the flow is essential. Research also aims to resolve some of raised issues such as the fate of pollutant in river reach by developing the integrated hydrodynamic shallow flow-solute transport model. Presented in this paper are results on flow prediction for Sungai Penchala and the convection-diffusion of solute transports simulated by the developed model.
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Fluid dynamics; Forecasting; Hydrodynamics; River pollution; Rivers; Solute transport; Urban transportation; Convection diffusion; Developed model; Early Warning System; Flood modeling; Numerical hydrodynamics; One-dimensional (1D) models; Solute transport model; Two Dimensional (2 D); Floods; accuracy assessment; early warning system; flood frequency; flow modeling; hazard management; hydrodynamics; hydrological modeling; numerical model; prediction; solute transport; urban area; urbanization; Malaysia
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