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Quantitative analysis and evaluation of disaster reduction effectiveness of flood storage and detention areas based on numerical simulation
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Xinhang HE1, Xiaoli HAO1, Mei XU1, Shu LIU1, Linan HU2, Shulan SHI3
Journal of China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research | 2026, 24(3) : 357 - 368
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Journal of China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research | 2026, 24(3): 357-368
Quantitative analysis and evaluation of disaster reduction effectiveness of flood storage and detention areas based on numerical simulation
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Xinhang HE1, Xiaoli HAO1, Mei XU1, Shu LIU1, Linan HU2, Shulan SHI3
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  • 1China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research,Beijing100038,China
  • 2Beijing Water Authority,Beijing101117,China
  • 3Beijing Municipal Hydrological Station,Beijing100089,China
Published: 2026-05-28 doi: 10.3724/j.jiwhr.20250173
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Mountain river floods pose a serious threat to the safety of foothill urban areas. Constructing flood detention and storage zones in front of mountainous regions can retain floodwater,reduce flow velocity,attenuate flood peaks,and effectively mitigate the impact of floods on developed areas. Taking the Beisha River in the Wenyu River Basin,Beijing,as a case study,this research employs a numerical simulation method based on hydrodynamic principles to simulate the flood evolution processes under two scenarios: free flood discharge and discharge regulated by flood detention zones. By comparing the flood risks and spatial distributions under different return-period floods before and after the construction of detention zones,the effectiveness of flood control and disaster mitigation was evaluated.The results indicate that: under various return-period flood scenarios,the foothill detention zones along the Beisha River can significantly reduce downstream flood peaks,inundation extent,and water depth,thereby lowering regional flood risk; the overall mitigation effect is constrained by the scale of the detention zones — under the 20-year flood scenario,the Beisha River detention zone achieves the highest mitigation benefit,reducing GDP losses by 27.55%,followed by 22.45% under the 50-year design flood; numerical simulation of flood processes provides an effective means to quantitatively analyze and assess the mitigation performance of planned or ongoing flood control projects,through comparative analysis of flood risks before and after project implementation.

numerical simulation  /  flood and waterlogging disasters  /  hydrological-hydraulic model  /  flood storage and detention area  /  quantitative analysis of disaster mitigation effectiveness
Xinhang HE, Xiaoli HAO, Mei XU, Shu LIU, Linan HU, Shulan SHI. Quantitative analysis and evaluation of disaster reduction effectiveness of flood storage and detention areas based on numerical simulation[J]. Journal of China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, 2026 , 24 (3) : 357 -368 . DOI: 10.3724/j.jiwhr.20250173
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doi: 10.3724/j.jiwhr.20250173
  • Receive Date:2025-08-04
  • Online Date:2026-06-25
  • Published:2026-05-28
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  • Received:2025-08-04
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    1China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research,Beijing100038,China
    2Beijing Water Authority,Beijing101117,China
    3Beijing Municipal Hydrological Station,Beijing100089,China
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