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FLO-2D Short Course

Date and Time

Thursday, January 10, 2008, 7:30 AM until Friday, January 11, 2008, 5:00 PM

Location

Gateway Community College
108 N. 40th St.
Phoenix, AZ  
USA

Event Contact(s)

Jack Moody
480-840-7708 (p)

Category

Training

Registration Info

Registration is closed - Event is full
Payment In Full In Advance Only

About this event

As of 12/12/2007, this class is FILLED.

 

To get on the waiting list, or inquire about future classes, contact

 

Jack Moody at jack.moody@wrgdesign.com

 


 

ASFPM has preapproved this training course for 12 CECs.

 

Through attending this course, participants will:

 

Gain knowledge and skill in FLO - 2D

modeling for a variety of flow situations.

 

Understand the concepts and

principals of dynamic flood routines

 

Gain hands-on experience through

FLO-2D modeling exercises.

 

FLO-2D is a dynamic flood routing model

that simulates channel flow, unconfined

overland flow and street flow. It simulates

a flood over complex topography and

roughness while reporting on volume

conservation, the key to accurate flood

distribution. The model uses the full

dynamic wave momentum equation and a

central finite difference routing scheme

with eight potential flow directions to

predict the progression of a flood

hydrograph over a system of square grid

elements.

 

It is a combined hydrologic and hydraulic

model so there is no need to separate

rainfall/runoff and channel routing.

FLO-2D can be applied to simulate a

diverse realm of complex flood problems

including:

* River overbank flooding

* Unconfined alluvial fan and floodplain flows.

* Urban flooding with street flow, flow

obstruction and storage loss

* Over progression of tsunami and

hurricane storm surges

* Mud and debris flows

* Watershed rainfall and runoff

* Flood insurance studies

* Flood mitigation design

P.O. Box 18102

Phoenix, AZ 85005

United States of America