Flood Routing in BVRIT Narsapur campus using Software Applications on Sustainable water resources management

Abstract

Abstract Engineers and Hydrologists study flood routing to analyze the channel or cross- section factor if it is flooded with certain event opportunities and also to design and manage water resources effectively, such as in construction of Irrigation systems, flood control methods and water distribution networks. Open channel refers to any pathway through which a fluid (water subsequently) can flow such as rivers, streams, canals etc. The channel is used to supply water from one place to another place. The channel mainly consists of fluid (rain- water) and also includes vegetation on the surface of the channel such as grass and other plantation. The important aspect is to understand the flood behavior by flood hydrographs during the peak monsoon rains and also to predict the maximum discharge(Q). The major and most important aspect or the outcome we can say for which this project is been taken up is proposal of a new underground drain on a new route through which the flood level can be controlled during peak monsoon rains or in other words we can also say to design more efficient water drains in the campus. Using software applications, we can predict the maximum discharge and also analyze the flow using the technology stack or software’s.