Flood Risk Mapping and Analysis of the M’Zab Valley, Algeria


World Heritage Site: M'Zab Valley

Publication Year: 2017

Publication Type: Conference paper

Publication Identifier: WHE1179C09187

Summary

A one-dimensional hydraulic model, combined with spatial tools and remote sensing, successfully mapped flood risks in the M'Zab Valley, Algeria. The study leveraged a high-resolution 2.5 m digital terrain model to identify critical outflow points, pinpointing areas requiring intervention for flood prevention. Field-collected GPS data calibrated the model, demonstrating its effectiveness even in urban contexts. This approach provides actionable insights for mitigating flood risks in vulnerable regions.

Citation

OUCHERIF, A., & BENMAMAR, S. (2017). FLOOD RISK MAPPING AND ANALYSIS OF THE M’ZAB VALLEY, ALGERIA. River Basin Management IX, 1, 69–75. https://doi.org/10.2495/rbm170081

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