• Title of article

    Analysis of Flood Inundation in the Surrounding Area of Retention Pond Control: The Case of Siti Khadijah Retention Pond, Palembang

  • Author/Authors

    Baitullah Al Amin , M. Jurusan Teknik Sipil Universitas Sriwijaya , indonesia

  • Pages
    22
  • From page
    69
  • To page
    90
  • Abstract
    The area near the Siti Khadijah Palembang retention pond, especially Demang Lebar Daun street, is frequently inundated because of the overflowing of the retention pond, causing long traffic jams. This study aims to analyze the characteristics of flood inundation within the area for the existing situation and for a scenario of flood control using a pump system and an increase in open space. The flood routing within the retention pond was done using HEC-HMS software, while visualization of flood inundation was carried out using Global Mapper software. The results show that the capacity of the retention pond at this time is insufficient to accommodate run-off volume, whereas the flood peak discharge of 22.2 m3/s for a 5-year return period has the potential to inundate 11.09 Ha of the surrounding area. Flood control using pumps with a total capacity of 4 m3/s is able to reduce the inundation extent by 58.79%, while a 30% increase in open space is only able to reduce the inundation extent by 15.33%. Furthermore, a combination of flood pumps and an increase in open space can reduce the inundation extent by 75.92%. Using this method results in a maximum inundation depth of less than 0.5 m with a potential inundation time of only 20 minutes, where Demang Lebar Daun street is no longer inundated. For short-term flood mitigation, there is a need to build a flood pump station at the Siti Khadijah retention pond , while for long-term mitigation there is a need to gradually and sustainably provide open space.
  • Farsi abstract
    فاقد چكيده فارسي
  • Keywords
    retention pond , HEC-HMS , flood routing , flood control
  • Journal title
    Journal of Regional and City Planning
  • Serial Year
    2016
  • Record number

    2601078