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1 Status of Romanian Pilot Study
Leonardo da Vinci – Transfer of Inovation Project 3C for Sustainable Cities 2013 – 1 – HU1 – LEO05 – 09613 Status of Romanian Pilot Study ANB Team 22/09/2014

2 Location of the study area

3 Description of the study area

4 Description of the study area
Land use : impervious (ex: buildings, roads) = 208 ha (31,5%) partially permeable (ex : courtyards, economical areas) = 328 ha (49,5%) permeable (ex: green areas) = 125 ha (19 %)

5 Description of the study area
Precipitations – Location of rain gauges and Thiessen poligons

6 Problems identified in pilot study area
Precipitations – histograms of extreme rainfall events from last 10 years in Bucharest

7 Problems identified in pilot study area
Floods – mapping of vulnerable areas in last 10 years

8 Problems identified in pilot study area
Floods – causes Vulnerable areas are located in floodplain of Dambovița river

9 Flow monitoring equipment on pilot area
Type of data recording : Date Level Velocity FlowRate :03 0.554 0.348 0.239 :05 0.352 0.242 :07 0.555 0.39 0.269 :09 0.362 0.25 :11 0.4 0.276 :13 0.37 0.255 DOPPLER SENSOR – 2150 EX ULTRASONIC WATER LEVEL SENSOR – US10 Monitoring solution : Upstream Downstream

10 Flow monitoring equipment on pilot area

11 Basically solutions International best practices Surface runoff
Reduce flows entering drainage system Attenuate flows Increase capacity of drainage system Attenuate in drainage system Attenuate flows entering sewer or watercourse Build storm Overflows Attenuate in sewer system Attenuate in watercourses Diversions Infiltration To other catchment Basin Roof-storage Surface flooding Online pond Trench downpipes Resize sewer system Offline pond wells Gully outlets Underground basins Surface flooding channels Gully spacing Surface wetlands wetlands processed after Parkinson & Mark, 2005 – Urban stormwater Management in developing countries

12 Options for adapting the urban drainage system to climate change
Basically solutions Options for adapting the urban drainage system to climate change local solutions for infiltration of storm water; separation of combined systems; increase pipe sizes; overflow; basins; local storage (control at source); control and regulation of drainage system; augmentation on land use in private properties; use of road system to discharge storm water during extreme rainfall events.

13 RO pilot study – current status
Find real location where exist problem included monitoring on network (A) DONE Collect historical data from monitoring equipment (A) DONE If not exist monitoring…is possible move monitoring equipment? DONE Sent example of InfoWorks data and monitoring data (A) DONE Look into data form InfoWorks and monitoring equipment if they are acceptable for pilot area © DONE Sent data from pilot area (A) IN PROGRESS Transfer data from “pilot” project to MIKE URBAN (C) Check result of transferring data in MU (A) Calibration of pilot area (C,B) Prepare variants of model evaluation (B) Prepare, evaluate solution for problems which we find during evaluation of current state (on calibrated model) (C, A) Made screening of Climate Change in Romania (B) Prepare variants of CC (B, C) 2D overland flow??? (B) Prepare seminar/conference for monitoring and show the result difference between calibrated and non-calibrated model, invite more cities (municipality and APA company) (A, B) Prepare final report of Transfer technology project (B, A)

14 RO pilot study – current status

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