ye ronghui, qian yan, kong jun, zhang wenming, jin guangq iu. key technologies  of real-time  flood  and storm sur ge forecasting for pearl river delta[J]. Geomatics and Information Science of Wuhan University, 2014, 39(7): 782-787.
Citation: ye ronghui, qian yan, kong jun, zhang wenming, jin guangq iu. key technologies  of real-time  flood  and storm sur ge forecasting for pearl river delta[J]. Geomatics and Information Science of Wuhan University, 2014, 39(7): 782-787.

key technologies  of real-time  flood  and storm sur ge forecasting for pearl river delta

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  • Received Date: June 06, 2013
  • Published Date: July 04, 2014
  • a 2dhydrodynamic  real -time  forecasting model for pearl river delta considering the  interaction  among floodtide  and storm surge built based on the demands  efficienc y and accurac y.the study area  of  the model covers whole river  networkei ght  river mouths of  the delta and the  sea bay.the finitevolume method based on unstructured mesh adopted  to  insure mass conservation.by introducing asemi -implicit  eulerian-lagrangian  al gorithm to  the process  of  solving shallow water equationsthecomputational  efficienc y improved.by combining the  tide  and storm surge model of  south china seato get  the offshore  boundary and using re gression  coefficient method to  correct mannings coeffi-cientsthe precision of  the numerical  solution  is  effectivel y advanced.flood and storm surge real -timeforecasting system pearl river delta developed based on three-tier  browserserver  framework.it  inte grates  the  components of  simulation visualization  and anal ysis  using web services and webgistechnolo gies.the  application  of typhoon hagupit200814 forecasting indicates  the key technologies  presented  in paper  can  improve  the  efficienc y and accurac y of  flood  and storm surge forecasting tosome  extent.
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