ANUFLOOD in New Zealand: Part 3: ANUFLOOD development and application.

By:

Smith, D. I. (David Ingle)

Contributor(s):

Australian National University. Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Series: CRES working paper ; 1986/4Publication details: DEC 1985Description: 55p., 11 tabs, 9 figs, refs appear throughoutISBN:

0867401990

ISSN:

03137414

Report number: CRES-WORKING-PAPER-1986/4Subject: The study concentrates on the assessment of tangible urban damage and provides a background to the use of the inter-active computer package ANUFLOOD. The ANUFLOOD procedure is based on the use of separate stage-damage curves for the residential and commercial sectors. Guidelines are given for the assessment of potential damage, both direct and indirect, and to the estimation of actual losses. Details of the inputs and outputs of ANUFLOOD are described and emphasis is given to the use of the package in evaluating the benefits of a range of flood mitigation measures.

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Prepared for the ANUFLOOD Seminar-Workshop, Dept. of Geography, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand

The study concentrates on the assessment of tangible urban damage and provides a background to the use of the inter-active computer package ANUFLOOD. The ANUFLOOD procedure is based on the use of separate stage-damage curves for the residential and commercial sectors. Guidelines are given for the assessment of potential damage, both direct and indirect, and to the estimation of actual losses. Details of the inputs and outputs of ANUFLOOD are described and emphasis is given to the use of the package in evaluating the benefits of a range of flood mitigation measures.

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