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Zagro?enia powodzi? KOM
- 1. ?R?D?A ZAGRO?E?: - rzeka Wis?a - lokalne dop?ywy Wis?y - rowy melioracji szczeg¨®?owej
- 2. BEZPO?REDNIE I PO?REDNIE ZAGRO?ENIA POWODZI? ? Zagro?enia bezpo?rednie: - wylanie poza koryto cieku - przerwanie wa?¨®w p.powodziowych ? Zagro?enia po?rednie: - podtopienia - brak ch?onno?ci gruntu
- 3. RZEKA WIS?A ? Zagro?enia bezpo?rednie: - przerwanie wa?¨®w lub przelanie si? przez wa?y - prawdopodobieostwo zdarzenia znikomo ma?e - ewentualne skutki katastrofalne - zasi?g zagro?enia w skali znacznej cz??ci miasta
- 4. RZEKA WIS?A ? Zagro?enia po?rednie: - cofka fali powodziowej w dop?ywach Wis?y - d?awienie lub blokada odp?yw¨®w z kanalizacji opadowej i og¨®lnosp?awnej - prawdopodobieostwo zdarzenia ma?e - ewentualne skutki lokalnie znaczne - zasi?g zagro?enia od lokalnego do znacznego
- 5. LOKALNE DOP?YWY WIS?Y ? Zagro?enia bezpo?rednie: - przerwanie lub przelanie si? przez wa?y - wyst?pienie wody z koryta cieku przy braku wa?¨®w p.powodziowych - prawdopodobieostwo zdarzenia ma?e - ewentualne skutki lokalne znaczne - zasi?g zagro?enia lokalnie znaczny
- 6. LOKALNE DOP?YWY WIS?Y ? Zagro?enia po?rednie: - cofka fali powodziowej do system¨®w row¨®w melioracyjnych - d?awieni lub blokada odp?yw¨®w z lokalnej kanalizacji opadowej z ciek¨®w II i IV rz?du oraz row¨®w melioracyjnych - prawdopodobieostwo zdarzenia znaczne - ewentualne skutki lokalne znaczne - zasi?g zagro?enia lokalny
- 7. SYSTEM ROW?W MELIORACYJNYCH ? Zagro?enia bezpo?rednie: - wyst?pienie wody z koryta rowu na teren s?siedni - prawdopodobieostwo zdarzenia znaczne - ewentualne skutki lokalne znaczne - zasi?g zagro?enia lokalny
- 8. SCENARIUSZ ZJAWISKA POWODZI opad atmosferyczny czas pomi?dzy opadem a odp?ywem odp?yw OPAD ATMOSFERYCZNY - charakterystyka opadu - czas opadu - intensywno?d opadu
- 9. CZAS POMI?DZY OPADEM A ODP?YWEM zale?y od: - naturalnych warunk¨®w retencjonowania opadu zale?nych od pokrycia zlewni, ukszta?towania zlewni, warunk¨®w geologicznych, kszta?tu zlewni - sztucznej retencji jak strategiczne zbiorniki p.powodziowe (tak?e wielofunkcyjne), ma?e zbiorniki p.powodziowe (tak?e ?r¨®dpolne i ?r¨®dle?ne), zbiorniki retencyjne na kanalizacji opadowej
- 10. ODP?YW (jako warunki transportu fali powodziowej) - hydrauliczna charakterystyka cieku w tym dro?no?d koryta - mo?liwo?d sterowania przej?ciem fali powodziowej przy wykorzystaniu sztucznej retencji
- 11. PREWENCYJNE DZIA?ANIA PRZECIWPOWODZIOWE - planowanie przestrzenne oraz gospodarka przestrzeni? - budownictwo wodne - poprawa ?wiadomo?ci spo?eczeostwa o zagro?eniach powodziowych
- 12. ZADANIA PREWENCYJNE DLA ZMNIEJSZENIA ZAGRO?E? POWODZI? - nie zmniejszanie powierzchni teren¨®w maj?cych korzystny wp?yw na naturaln? retencj? powierzchniow? - zwi?kszanie pojemno?ci retencyjnej przez ma?e zbiorniki retencyjne - zapewnienie dro?no?ci koryt ciek¨®w przez pog??bianie, wycinki zieleni wysokiej, konserwacj? skarp, realizacj? kana?¨®w odci??aj?cych (np. Kana? Krakowski) - d??enie do odprowadzania w grunt w¨®d opadowych w miejscu ich powstawania - przyjmowanie zasady nadrz?dno?ci ochrony przeciwpowodziowej nad pozosta?ymi funkcjami zbiornik¨®w wielofunkcyjnych - realizacja zbiornik¨®w odci??aj?cych (ewentualnie z przepompowniami) na ci?gach kanalizacji opadowej