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The potential to improve Flood Simulation and forecasting
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Apr. 5, 2012
 
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The potential to improve flood simulation and forecasting by the use of predicted rainfall data based on radar measurements (virtual gauge) was investigated in two projects. Thus, water level in water bodies could be forecasted at neuralgic point, based on runoff simulation made in STORM. Runoff was simulation was improved, when STORM was fed with short-term (2h-forecast) precipitation data .
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