FLOODLOG
HUSK/1001/2.1.2/0009
Kick-off meeting
of the project
„Flood modeling and logistic model
development for flood crisis
management „
Kosice, April 16th, 2012
Partners
• University of Miskolc (as lead partner)
• Technická univerzita v Košiciach (as Slovakian
lead partner)
• Dr. Cholnoky Környezetgazdálkodási,
Dokumentációs és Kutatási Központ Kiemelten
Közhasznú Nonprofit Kft
• Vysoká škola bezpečnostného manažérstva v
Košiciach
• BAZ megyei Katasztrófavédelmi Igazgatóság
Duration
• Planned:
– 2011/11/01 - 2013/10/31
• Actual:
– 2012/04/01 – 2014/03/31
Overall goal
• The overall goal of the project is to support the
Disaster Management Directorate/ Crisis
Management Authorities by providing them with
a toolset for flood modeling, forecasting the size
and location of the affected area and the affected
population, identifying relevant objects and
human infrastructure in risk, or objects needed
for handling the crisis, and to develop the
logistics framework to better manage the human
and natural resources for the crisis management.
Specific goals
• Development of a framework and a pilot database for flood
modeling in support of the crisis management authority.
• Development of a pilot framework for the environmental
impact assessement of the floods on the soil and the water
resources.
• Feasibility study covering the design of the whole GIS based
logistic capacity management and supervisor system. The
study deals with all the necessary components of the
system that helps Crisis Management Authorities to make
effective decisions from the legal background and database
elements to the shared and controlled maps of the affected
areas and its necessary IT background.
Budget
Decreased from total 395000 Eur to 333140 Eur (61860)
Name of the partner
County
Own co-financing
Total
University of Miskolc
Hungary, Borsod-AbaújZemplén county
0,0000
0,00%
172 600
Technical University of Kosice
Slovakia, Kosice county
3 160
5,00%
63 200
University of Security Management
Slovakia, Kosice county
3 230
5,00%
64 600
Directorate for disaster management
Hungary, Borsod-AbaújZemplén county
287
5,00%
5 740
Hungary, Pest county
1 100
5,00%
22 000
Slovakia Kosice county
250
5,00%
5000
Dr. Cholnoky Env. Man.
Civil Protection Dept. Kosice
Total
8 027
333 140
Activities
1. Specification of the model details: The result is the
framework criteria system that the model outputs has
to fulfill. The major partners are the Crisis
Management Authorities for both sides, and all
partners of the consortium.
2. Specification of the input data need: The result is the
list of data layers and their specification by content,
scale and informatic standards. Partners: lead partner
and the TUKE and the Crisis management authorities.
3. Development of the data layers: The results of these
activities will be the complete set of harmonized data
layers covering the whole Bódva catchment.
Activities
4. The modification and completion of existing
cross-border databases for testing the tools and
models. Partners: University of Miskolc and the
Cholnoky Kht. Output: two additional datasets for
testing the procedure and extend the coverage.
5. Development of an integrated, operational WEBbased, and desktop-based GIS database. The
responsible partner is the Cholnoky Kht, the
output is a web site and a desktop toolset.
Activities
6. Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment of
the floods: Partners: Lead partner and TUKE. An
environmental and flood based landscape
classification will be developed and the potential
risk types are going to be tested and summarized.
7. Logistical modeling. Partners: Lead partner and
the VSBM. A logistical pilot framework will be
developed and tested on the Bódva catchment
supporting the flood crisis management activities
lead by the Crisis Management Authorities.
Specification of the model details and the required input data
layers
• Specification of the model details based on the needs and
requirements of the Crisis management authority and on the
feasibility of the planned system. This activity will result a
framework criteria system that the model outputs has to fulfill for
both the flood modeling description and forecasting and the
logistics modeling. Based on the targeted outputs of the models the
input data need for supporting the flood modeling and logistics
activities have to be specified as well. This will result the list of data
layers and their specification by content, scale and informatic
standards. The physical and human geographical layers will be
specified by the lead partner and the TUKE. The layers needed for
the operational work of the crisis management and its logistical
planning are defined by the Crisis management authorities and the
Lead partner of the two sides.
Development of the data layers
• Development of the data layers specified in the Act 2.
This is the largest activity in budget and in time as well.
Several experts from the two sides have to be involved
fro the data harmonization work. Bilateral scientific
teams for all thematic layers will be set up to survey
the available national data and develop the
harmonization strategy for the common, harmonized
database, covering the two sides. Expert will be
provided by the partner organizations as well, but
mainly external experts will be invited to complete the
layers. The results of these activity will be the complete
set of harmonized data layers covering the whole
Bodva catchment.
The modification and completion of existing crossborder databases for feasibility study
• The modification and completion of existing
cross-border databases to provide the
information for testing the tools and models.
There are two cross-border data sets developed
by the partners. The first one covers the whole
Bodrogköz area and having several physical and
human geographical layers in a harmonized,
consistent content representation, organized into
a GIS database. The second dataset covers the
whole Ipoly catchment of the two sides. The
major partners will be the University of Miskolc
and the Cholnoky.
Development of an integrated, operational GIS
database
• Development of an integrated, operational GIS
database having all three datasets in the same
data structure, and a WEB based data
dissemination system, where the users can
discover, view the data layers and the model
results. A specific workstation based system will
be set up to support the Crisis Management
Authority with more, not necessarily public data
and models. The output of this activity will be a
WEB portal with a map server and interactive
modeling tools. The responsible partner is the
Cholnoky.
Environmental Impact and Risk
Assessment of the floods
• Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment of
the floods. The major partners will be the
Lead partner and TUKE. This activity will study
the impact of the flooding water on the soil
quality and on the groundwater system. An
environmental and flood based landscape
classification will be developed and the
potential risk types are going to be testes and
summarized.
Logistical modeling
• The responsible partners are the Lead partner
and the VSBM. A logistical pilot framework
will be developed and tested on the Bodva
catchment supporting the flood crisis
management activities lead by the Crisis
Management Authorities.
Project management supervision, expert
consultancy
• The two Crisis Management Authorities and
Directorates follow on the project progress
and consult the partners on the most
appropriate options
Timing
Activity
Per.
1.
act01 Specification of the model details and
the required input data layers
X
act01 Development of the data layers
X
act02 The modification and completion of
existing cross-border databases for feasibility
study
Per.
2.
Per.
3.
X
X
X
X
Per.
4.
Per.
5.
act03 Development of an integrated,
operational GIS database
X
X
act04 Environmental Impact and Risk
Assessment of the floods
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
act05 Logistical modeling.
act06 Project management supervision,
expert consultancy
X
X
X
Per.
6.
X
X
Participation
Activity
Partners
act01 Specification of the model
details and the required input data
layers
LP - ME, CBP - TUKE, PP - VSBM, PP - bazmki,
PP - Cholnoky , PP
act01 Development of the data layers
LP - ME, CBP - TUKE, PP - VSBM, PP - Cholnoky
act02 The modification and
completion of existing cross-border
databases for feasibility study
LP - ME, PP - Cholnoky
act03 Development of an integrated,
operational GIS database
PP - Cholnoky
act04 Environmental Impact and Risk
Assessment of the floods
act05 Logistical modeling.
act06 Project management
supervision, expert consultancy
LP - ME, CBP - TUKE
LP - ME, PP - VSBM
LP - ME, CBP - TUKE
Results
•
The project will have three major group of results. The first is a database, which is
going to be maintained in several publicly accessible sites (in a limited extent), to
make sure that the results and the developed data layers can be used freely by any
other interested organizations involved in environmental modeling. The full set of
layers and variables needed for the operational crisis management will be installed
on a desktop based system and will be used and maintained internally by the
Disaster Management Directorate, even after the project. This system will contain
the data layers and the integrated models for evaluation of the flooding conditions
and the logistical models for flood crisis management. The third part is a
methodology, a scientifc product, that can be used freely for any modeling in
support of other regional directorates of Disaster Management. The project
partners aim to develop a full coverage of the natural and human data layers for
the whole Hungarian-Slovakian section of the border regions, where the
developed methodology can be run as well to ensure the capability of any
interstate flood management "players", like local governments of the settlements
in risk, to access the data and the tools and increase the safety and life standards
of the inhabitants.
Major results
• a database, which is going to be maintained in
several publicly accessible sites
• system containing the data layers and the
integrated models for evaluation of the
flooding conditions and the logistical models
for flood crisis management
• methodology, a scientifc product, that can be
used freely for any modeling in support of
other regional directorates of Disaster
Management
FLOODLOG's innovative decision making
support system helps DEG to…
- localize the affected areas (both environmentally and
from infrastructural viewpoint)
- use the resources more effectively and with higher
consistence
- take into account both insider and outsider logistic
capacities of their authority scope in the case of the
decision making procedure
- reduce the redundancy of the disclaiming efforts
Project specific indicators
• GIS database for the Bódva catchment (per. 3.)
• Modified legacy dataset (per.3.)
• Complete framework for logistical modeling
(per 6.)
• Environmental impact assessment studies
(per 5.)
• Flood model integrated onto the web site
(per. 5)
• Web site (per 4. )