Present the pattern in vulnerability level zoning and analysis of urban areas at flood risk

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DERAFSHI KHABAT; Adeli Sardou Fatemeh; MALEKMOHAMMADI BAHRAM

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Journal: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Year:2020 | Volume:9 | Issue:17 Page(s): 5-16

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Present the pattern in vulnerability level zoning and analysis of urban areas at flood risk

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DERAFSHI KHABAT | Adeli Sardou Fatemeh | MALEKMOHAMMADI BAHRAM | Issue Writer Certificate

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Vulnerability AnalysisQ1

Analysis Hierarchical Process (AHP)Q2

Flood RiskQ1

Region 10 of TehranQ1

Region 22 of TehranQ1

Abstract

Vulnerability is the main construct in Flood Risk management. One of the most significant aims of flood vulnerability assessment is to make a clear association between the theoretical conceptions of flood vulnerability and the daily administrative process. Flood vulnerability is complex and has a wide range depending on various phenomena such as rainfall, runoff concentration and high exposure of the flooding downstream areas. Flood vulnerability changes over time and shifts its location due to natural conditions, human activities, and damages the culture of the community at risk. Tehran city has experienced various life and property damages because of high varieties in the socio-economic and the life quality level in regions as well as structural varieties in the city fabric. In this study, the blocks with weak texture, population density, land use, bridge, and slope and drainage density are defined as elements at risk for assessing the patterns of vulnerability between districts No. 10 and 22 of Tehran. Prioritization and relationship among these variables as well as vulnerability were examined through Analytic Hierarchy Process; based on expert opinions creating a matrix with 6×6 dimensions to determine the variables’ relative weight and vulnerability map. According to the results of relative weights, population density of 0. 3825 and drainage density of 0. 0428 were revealed to be the highest and lowest relative weights respectively. The obtained vulnerability values from AHP method for districts No. 10 and 22 showed numbers 7. 8 and 2. 6 respectively. Tehran flood vulnerability has Multiple-scale analysis due to the amount of change or destruction of the urban natural watercourse, kind of land use, various densities of urban fabric and non-uniform distribution of population, as well as the socio-economic level and quality of life in urban neighborhoods.

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DERAFSHI, KHABAT, Adeli Sardou, Fatemeh, & MALEKMOHAMMADI, BAHRAM. (2020). Present the pattern in vulnerability level zoning and analysis of urban areas at flood risk. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, 9(17 ), 5-16. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/389082/en

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DERAFSHI KHABAT, Adeli Sardou Fatemeh, MALEKMOHAMMADI BAHRAM. Present the pattern in vulnerability level zoning and analysis of urban areas at flood risk. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2020;9(17 ):5-16. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/389082/en

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KHABAT DERAFSHI, Fatemeh Adeli Sardou, and BAHRAM MALEKMOHAMMADI, “Present the pattern in vulnerability level zoning and analysis of urban areas at flood risk,” EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, vol. 9, no. 17 , pp. 5–16, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/389082/en

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