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Effect of Open Dyke for Flood Disaster Mitigation in Kyoto

Author(s): Taisuke Ishigaki; Ryuji Kawanaka; Michiko Hayashi

Linked Author(s): Taisuke Ishigaki

Keywords: Flood disaster; Open dyke; Mitigation of inundation; Safe evacuation; Calculation of inundation

Abstract: Some traditional counter measures for flood disaster mitigation still work in Japan. One of the traditional measures is an open dyke system that is discussed in this paper. The open dyke system is still remaining along the Katsura River in Kameoka Basin, Kyoto, Japan. In this work, it is the objective to investigate how the open dyke works in the adjacent area to mitigate the damage of inundation. Calculated result shows that some part of village can be absolved from inundation. Difficulty of evacuation is also discussed in this paper by using the criteria of safe evacuation evaluated with flow depth and velocity.

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Year: 2018

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