Application of SWAT and 3D Environment in Flood Detection Senario of Terengganu Watershed
Ibrahim Sufiyan, Razak Bin Zakariya
Asian Journal of Environment & Ecology · pp. 1–18 · Published 27 Jan 2018
10.9734/AJEE/2017/39135Abstract
For many years, the River (Sungai) Terengganu watershed in Malaysia has been flooding and causing great problems to the inhabitants as well as the environment. This study uses the real-time simulation in ArcGIS 10.3 and 3D in ArcScene 10.3, and the variables obtained from the soil and water assessment tool SWAT such as the land use, soil and slope are the parameters measured to induce the flood. When certain portions of the Hydrologic response unit HRU; land use, soil or slope is changed due to temporal adjustment and climate change, then the model can predict zones of low, moderate and high flood risk. The 3D simulations appear to produce a visual model for decision-making, planning, management, and mitigation.
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