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Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers | 2016

AN INUNDATION INSIDE THE LEVEE ANALYTICAL METHOD THAT CONSIDERED THE BASE FLOW OF THE DRAINAGE CANAL

Manabu Miyoshi; Takao Tamura; Yasunori Mutou; Hiroshi Aki

An inundation inside the levee analytical method that considered the base-flow of the drainage canal was considered for the suburban area where the mountainous district and the field were contained, and the drainage-canal flowed. The base-flow is presumed from the unsteady flow calculation using the waterlevels data of the drainage-canal observed at low-water, and applied to an inundation inside the levee model. The analytical method of the present study was applied to inundation inside the levee in Nishisuga region in Tokushima city that had been generated by Typhoon No.11 in 2014. The following results were achieved. (1)The water-levels in drainage-canal could be reproduced when it was flooded. (2)The runoffcoefficient presumed by the analytical modeling and the runoff-coefficient calculated from material concerning the land-uses were roughly corresponding. (3)The ratio of the base-flow at the flood peak was estimated to be about 50%. The importance of the evaluation of the base-flow was suggested.


PROCEEDINGS OF COASTAL ENGINEERING, JSCE | 2008

Habitat Assessment of Stony Coral by Using the PHSI Model and Formulating Restoring Nature Plan

Hiroshi Aki; Susumu Nakano; Haruo Mori

The aim of this study is the habitat assessment of stony coral by using the PHSI and the formulation of restoring nature planning. The PHSI is introduced a probabilistic way of thinking into the HSI. We estimated the distribution of a colony of Acropora tumida (At) in 1972 and Lithophyllon undulatum (Lu) in 2003 by using this model in which five physics factors was involved. The estimated distributions well coincided with the observed them. And, we could formulate basic fundamental policies to increase the amount of residual flow by using the PHSI model.


PROCEEDINGS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING IN THE OCEAN | 2006

THE EFFECT OF SPREAD ENLIGHTENMENT ACTIVITIES ON NATURE RESTORATION PROJECT AIMED AT CORAL

Susumu Nakano; Hiroshi Aki; Hiroomi Uchida; Fumihito Iwase; Hajime Kawaguchi; Hitomi Yoshizaki

The total design of the nature restoration in Takegashima underwater park was planned out on the basis of investigation for about 3 years. The summary of this design and main enlightenment activities of 3 years from 2003 to 2005 were described. The effectiveness of enlightenment activities was examined by using the questionnaire surveys that had executed in 2003 and 2005. It has been understood that our enlightenment activities is not enough for improving an environmental consideration in the community.


Journal of disaster research | 2017

Preliminary Study on Long-Term Flooding After the Tsunami

Toshitaka Baba; Junichi Taniguchi; Noriko Kusunoki; Manabu Miyoshi; Hiroshi Aki


Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers | 2017

A PRODUCING METHOD OF DETAILED FLOOD DEPTH DISTRIBUTION ON THE GROUND ALTITUDE MODEL FROM ROUGH FLOOD ANALYSIS AND SPLINE INTERPOLATION

Manabu Miyoshi; Takao Tamura; Yasunori Mutou; Hiroshi Aki; Junichi Taniguchi


Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers | 2017

APPROPRIATE DECISION METHOD OF EVACUATION START IN ELDERLY WELFARE FACILITIES FOR FLOOD DISASTERS

Junko Kanai; Manabu Miyoshi; Hiroshi Aki; Susumu Nakano


Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers | 2017

VERIFICATION OF EVACUATION PRCOSESS AND BOTTLENECKS OF EVACUATION BEHABIOR DURING FLOOD INUNDATION IN NAKA TOWN

Ena Izutani; Susumu Nakano; Hiroshi Aki; Manabu Miyoshi


techno ocean | 2016

A numerical simulation of drainage of influent water caused by Tsunami at Kawauchi, Tokushima

Junichi Taniguchi; Manabu Miyoshi; Toshitaka Baba; Hiroshi Aki


Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers | 2016

A SIMULATION OF DRAINAGE OF INFLUENT WATER CAUSED BY TSUNAMI AT TOKUSHIMA

Junichi Taniguchi; Toshitaka Baba; Manabu Miyoshi; Hiroshi Aki


Japan Geoscience Union | 2016

A simulation of drainage of influent water caused by tsunami at Tokushima.

Junichi Taniguchi; Toshitaka Baba; Manabu Miyoshi; Hiroshi Aki

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Naoya Okada

University of Tokushima

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Rika Simizu

University of Tokushima

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