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FME Usage In Dynamic Flood Calculation Henrik Thorén Civilengineer, Hydraulic Specialist

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Rambøll

!  Engineering consultancy company

!  Around 10 000 employees worldwide

!  Originates from Denmark !  Denmark, Sweden,

Norway, Finland and United Kingdom

!  About 200 offices in 20 countries

Content slide

Bella Sky Hotel

Rambøll Head Office

Femer Bælt Tunnel

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Henrik Thorén !  Sweden !  Climate Adaption and

Storm Water Management !  Dynamic flood mapping

with DHI software (Danish Hydrology Institute)

!  MIKE Urban, MIKE 11 and MIKE 21

!  2-way and 3-way coupling (MIKE Flood)

!  FME and ArcGIS !  Hydro model for

Gothenburg

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!  Manipulation of DTM !  Post Process flood results

Agenda

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Manipulate DTM

!  In a DTM, buildings are “cut” away and a flat surface is interpolated over the area that the house covers

!  In flood calculation, buildings are structures that will redirect the flow of the water, thus buildings have to be projected in the DTM

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Manipulation of DTM

Content slide, two columns with image

Before After DTM with shape file

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Principal solution - I

Input Shapes Clipper Inside

Clipper Outside Input Raster

Clipper Transformer

RasterCellReplacer

Change value to 5

RasterCellValueCalcualtor

Operator +

5

5

5

DTM + 5

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Principal solution - II

RasterMosaicker

RasterCellValueCalcualtor

Operator +

Clipper Outside

DTM + 5

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FME solution

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Post process flood results

!  The main purpose is to calculate the volume of the flooded water and the flooded area

!  As a bonus, this can be done for each “flood island” or to a specific area.

!  The workspace can analyse multiple flood results independently in the same workspace

Content slide, with top bar image

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Principal solution - I

Raster Flood Result

Shape file with flood islands

Excel file with statistics

Input Output

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Principal solution - II

Raster Flood Result

RasterCellCoercer

RasterExtentsCoercer

- Data Extents

PointOnAreaOverlayer

- Count overlaps

- Create a list of the

flood depth in each

point

Count List

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Principal solution - III

PointOnAreaOverlayer

Count List

PythonCaller + AttributeCreator

- Calculate the total flooded area and

volume of the flooded water

Shape file

Excel file

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FME solution - I

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FME solution - II

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!  Statistics in excel format that can be presented in diagrams

Results

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1000000 1500000 2000000 2500000 3000000

B_Å

1_M

Q21

00_2

6t_S

B_Å

1_H

Q21

00_2

6t_S

B_Å

1_M

Q21

00_1

0t_S

B_Å

1_H

Q21

00_1

0t_S

B_Å

1_M

Q21

00_1

0t_Ö

B_Å

1_H

Q21

00_1

0t_Ö

B_Å

1_H

Q21

00_2

6t_S

_P26

B_Å

2_M

Q21

00_2

6t_S

B_Å

2_H

Q21

00_2

6t_S

B_Å

2_M

Q21

00_1

0t_S

B_Å

2_H

Q21

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0t_S

Are

a (

m2

) /

Vo

lym

(m

3)

Scenario

Översvämmad yta (m2) Volym av översvämmat vatten (m3)

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Thank You!

!  Questions?

!  For more information: !  Henrik Thorén, [email protected] !  Rambøll

!  www.ramboll.com !  www.ramboll.com/worldwide

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