2019 MATC Fall Webinar Series - Dr. Ricardo Mantilla
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Drs. Witold Krajewski and Ricardo Mantilla have developed graphical user interfaces for a comprehensive model evaluation that allows for testing model performance in new regions. They have developed methodologies for rapid model implementation and parameterization, the extension of the domain of rainfall product, and techniques for data assimilation to insure high-quality food forecasts.
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2019 MATC Fall Webinar Series - Dr. Ricardo Mantilla
- 1. Real-time Flood Forecasting for River Crossings - Towards expanding The Iowa Flood Center - Witold Krajewski IFC Director Full Professor CEE Ricardo Mantilla Assistant Professor CEE 2019 MATC Seminar
- 2. The story of the Iowa Flood Center begins during the historic floods of 2008 in Eastern Iowa
- 4. Scientist and Faculty from IIHR took the bold step of approaching the state legislature to offer their expertise recognizing the need for a local Flood Research Center
- 5. DIVISION VI Sec. 15. NEW SECTION. 466C.1 IOWA FLOOD CENTER 1. The state board of regents shall establish and maintain in Iowa City as a part of the state university of Iowa an Iowa Flood Center. In conducting the activities of this chapter, the center shall work cooperatively with the department of natural resources, the department of agriculture and land stewardship, the water resources coordinating council, and other state and federal agencies. 2. The Iowa flood center shall have all of the following purposes: a. To develop hydrologic models for physically based flood frequency estimation and real-time forecasting of floods, including hydraulic models of flood plain inundation mapping. b. To establish community-based programs to improve flood monitoring and prediction along Iowa's major waterways and to support ongoing flood research. c. To share resources and expertise of the Iowa flood center. d. To assist in the development of a workforce in the state, knowledgeable regarding flood research, prediction, and mitigation strategies. IOWA HOUSE FILE 822 Spring 2009
- 7. Monitoring of rivers Hydrologic Modeling Realtime Automated Flood Forecasting Hydraulic Modeling Outreach Bridging the gap between research and applications (Cost Effective Solutions)
- 8. IFC developed an inexpensive sonic sensorMonitoring of rivers
- 9. And made requests to State Agencies to fund 250 Monitoring of rivers
- 10. We went from 120 Flood Monitoring Gauges in 2008Monitoring of rivers
- 11. To almost 400 sitesMonitoring of rivers
- 15. Phase 1 ‒ Hydrography Phase 2 ‒ Hydrology Phase 3 ‒ Hydraulics Phase 4 ‒ Mapping Hydraulic Modeling
- 16. 2014 2015 Cedar Rapids CF/Waterloo Hills Charles City Mason City Elkader Cedar RapidsAmes Ottumwa Spencer Des Moines Iowa City Independence Maquoketa Columbus Junction Waverly Humboldt Fort Dodge Des Moines Cedar Falls & Waterloo Charles City 2009 2010 2011 Hills Cedar Rapids 2012 Ames Ottumwa Elkader Mason City Spencer 2013 Maquoketa Columbus Junct Waverly Independence Fort Dodge Humboldt Iowa City Rock Rapids Rock Valley Rock Rapids Rock Valley Red Oak Red Oak Hydraulic Modeling
- 23. Hillslopes à Decompose the landscape Links à Decompose the river network Hillslope-link partitioning = Irregular grid Hillslope area ~ 0.1 km2 Channel link length ~ 400 m Hydrologic Modeling
- 25. Parameters describing soil conductivity, infiltration capacity, slope, and roughness are assigned to each terrain unit Hydrologic Modeling
- 26. The Model dS dt = f(S,I,P) For Iowa the system of ~2000000 equations Hydrologic Modeling
- 27. Large System of ODEs Hydrologic Modeling
- 28. Large System of ODEs Hydrologic Modeling
- 31. Flood Forecast everywhere in the river network updated every 15 min Hydrologic Modeling
- 34. Outreach
- 35. Sensor Network – Quick Data ViewOutreach
- 36. Sensor Network – More Info ViewOutreach
- 39. Flood Loss and Damage Iowa HAZUS Outreach
- 40. Augmented & Mixed Reality ü Real-time access to information on site during disasters for emergency management and disaster response and recovery ü What-if scenarios ü Damage and loss estimation ü Census / demographics ü Critical infrastructure ü Allocation of resources AR / MR VisionOutreach
- 41. FLOOD SCENE GENERATOR ü Reflections and refractions ü Ambient occlusion ü Water waves - simulation ü Shadows from light sources Outreach
- 42. Outreach
- 43. The IFC platform has served to bring large scale validation experiments for NASA satellite products to Iowa 2013
- 44. Predictions from the Hydrological Model are provided to the National Weather Service Assumingnomorerain overthebasin Crest:22.0ft Assuming2inchesof rainoverthebasin Crest:26.5ft
- 45. Predictions from the Hydrological Model are provided to the National Weather Service Assumingnomorerain overthebasin Crest:22.0ft Assuming2inchesof rainoverthebasin Crest:26.5ft
- 46. Predictions from the Hydrological Model are provided to the National Weather Service Our model predicted the value of the flood crest, however it predicted that the flood would arrive a day earlier than it did
- 47. Inundation maps allowed Cedar Rapids to Prepare for the impending flood
- 48. MATC Project: Developing Tools for Technology Transfer Transferable, Reliable, and Actionable Collecting information for the Four funding states
- 49. MATC Research Project Goals • A flexible methodology for model parameterization outside of the Iowa domain • An interface for the exhaustive comparison of model configurations • local forecasts presented as inundation maps instead of hydrographs • Incorporation of Data Assimilation techniques into the predictions of hydrological models.
- 50. MATC Research Project Goals • A flexible methodology for model parameterization outside of the Iowa domain (Transferable)
- 51. MATC Research Project Goals • An interface for the exhaustive comparison of model configurations (Reliable)
- 52. MATC Research Project Goals • local forecasts presented as inundation maps instead of hydrographs (Actionable)
- 53. MATC Research Project Goals • Incorporation of Data Assimilation techniques into the predictions of hydrological models (Actionable)
- 54. If time allows… go live
- 55. Summary • The Iowa Flood Center is a research institute that provides support to state and federal agencies in Iowa • Research products/prototypes are provided to state and federal agencies for immediate implementation • The quasi-operational aspect of the IFC provides a realistic scenario to test novel ideas • Ongoing effort on our MATC project to make our technologies transferable, reliable, and actionable