Case Studies:
Hydrological and hydraulic studies are concerned with determining the flow quantities in the valleys and reefs that are being studied and determining their paths, with the aim of setting the design dimensions of the waterways affecting the site and designing rain drainage networks within the site to reduce the dangers of floods. Hydrological studies depend on rainfall, geomorphological, cadastral, and other data. Hydrological and hydraulic studies and designs are based on several complementary studies in addition to data collection and analysis, and field visits.
The practical steps to complete hydrological studies can be specified as follows:
- Collecting main data from its sources.
- Conduct field visits for reality verification and visual assessment.
- Geomorphological analysis of the study site.
- Statistical analysis of rainfall data.
- Establishing appropriate foundations and standards for hydrological studies and hydraulic designs for a site the study.
- Extending the paths of valleys and reefs affecting the site.
- Hydrological study of the site, including the hydrological model.
- Conduct accurate surveying using drones for areas that were previously flooded • Reviewing existing hydraulic installations to prevent flood risks in light of the results Hydrological studies of the site and survey results.
- Hydraulic study of the paths of valleys intersecting or affecting the site.
- Proposing appropriate practical solutions to ward off the risk of flooding within the site while modifying sectors Existing drainage channels and culverts in accordance with the study's flood calculations with recommendations.
- Preparing technical reports, including preliminary drawings
