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    ADAPTATION OF HYDROLOGICAL MODEL FOR NISHAVA RIVER BASIN



The determination of the maximum run-off with different security is a key task in flood
risk assessment. The availability of reliable and spatially distributed parameters of
extreme maximum run-off is essential for adequate flood risk management. In flood
risk mapping and planning of mitigation measures, it is crutial to calculate the
repetition period correctly.

Implementation of the regionalization method of maximum run-off for Nishava
River Basin

Theoretical approach

Eight factors and characteristics of drainage basins and river systems that are
essential for the formation of maximum flow are set out in LUBW, 2007:

• area of the catchment AEo [km2]
• urbanized territory S [%]
• afforestation W [%]
• average slope Ig [%]
• river length L [km] along the main rivers of the watershed to the confluence
• river length LC [km] from the center of gravity of the catchment to its estuary;
• average annual rainfall in the catchment hNG [mm]
• landscape factor LF [-]



The described characteristics and factors are included in multiple linear regression
equation, which equation is used to determine the maximum run-off with a different
security (ie, MHQ and HQT), especially for the unobserved catchment:




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   ln Y   C0         C1  ln  AEo   C2  ln S  1
                        C3  ln W  1  C4  ln I g 
                        C5  ln L      C6  ln LC 
                        C7  ln hN G     C8  ln LF 


where: Y, YT are dependent variables

Y  MHq          regionalization of the values of average maximum water levels / MHQ /;

       Hq T   : T = 2, ..., 10 000 a - for the regionalization of the values of maximum
YT 
       MHq

                  discharges HQT;

MHq: module outflow average maximum annual flow MHQ (m³ / s/km2)

HqT: module flow of maximum annual flow to a particular security or repetition period
                  (T) - HQT (m³ / s/km2)

C0 - C8: regression coefficients.



Used information

For the implementation of the method of regionalization (HQT-model), information
about the maximum run-off from 6 HMS located in the upper catchment of the river
Nisav was used. Information about the HMS and the observation period and their
catchment area is presented in Table. 1 and the spatial location of the HMS is
presented in Figure 1.

Table 1. HMS and observation period

Subbasin                                            HMS-Nr.   Observations Number      Area

Name                                                          From/to     years        km²

Visochica River (HMS Brachevci – R. Serbia)         47937     1961 - 2010 49           227.00



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Erma river (HMS Strezimirovtsi – R. Bulgaria)   452        1961-1967  7            117,00

Erma River (HMS Trunski Odorovtsi – R.
                                                                                    557.00
Serbia)                                         47914      1961-2010   49

Erma River ( HMS Trun – Bulgaria)               11650/95   1937-1983             37 360,5

Nishava River (HMS Dimitrovgrad – R. Serbia)    47910      1961-2010   49           232.00

Nishava river (HMS Kalotina – R. Bulgaria)      11800/223 1967-1983    16           267,00




Fig. 1 Gauging stations in the basin of Nishava river

The estimated empirical probability curves of maximum run-off are presented in
Fig.2.

Figure 2 Empirical probability curves of maximum run-off


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             Empirical distribution curve of Nishava river, HMS
                                 Dimitrovgrad
  m3/s
120

100

80

60

40

20

 0
      0         20          40           60          80           100        120
                                  p%




          Empirical security curve of Nishava river, HMS Trnski Odorovtsi
m3/s
180

160

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

 0
      0    10        20     30      40        50     60      70         80    90      100
                                         p%




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              Empirical distribution curve of Visochica river, HMS Brachevtsi
   m3/s
 140

 120

 100

   80

   60

   40

   20

    0
        0      10        20           30       40       50        60         70         80     90       100


The statistical parameters that define the curve of security log-Pearson Type III are
presented in Table. 2.

Table 2. Statistical parameters of the curve log-Pearson Type III.

                        Statistical            HMS                HMS             HMS
                        parameters             Dimitrovgrad       Trnski          Brachevtsi
                                                                  Odorovtsi


                         X                     1,4334             1,5569          1,5237


                        S                      0,3212             0,2913          0,2749

                        G                      0,1                0,2             0,1




Based on this, the annual probability of exceedance is determined and persented in
table 3

Table 3. Maximum run-off with different security of Nishava river

Annual              HMS                    HMS           Trnski    HMS Brachevtsi,             Repetition interval
probability         Dimitrovgrad,          odorovtsi,                    3
                                                                   Q m /s
                                               3
                    Q                      Q m /s

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                    3
                  m /s

1,0               2.0229          3.94                  3.6276               Each year

0,5               26.7285         35.25                 33.0469              Every two years

0,2                                                                          Every five years

0,1               70.428          86.28                 75.6502              Every ten years

0,02              129.1611        153.43                126.7377             Every fifty years

0,01              160.0589        189.26                152.5291             Every        hundred
                                                                             years

0,002             247.6213        292.58                223.0177             Every five hundred
                                                                             years




          The theoretical distribution functions which best approximate the empirical
security curves of the studied HMS and the statistical parameters that define them
are shown in Fig. 3

          Figure 3. Theoretical distribution curve Nišava River HMS Dimitrovgrad




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 300
           m3/s

 250


 200


 150                                                    Имперична крива
                                                        Теоретична крива
 100


  50


   0
       0      20   40      60 p% 80      100    120


Theoretical distribution function of Nishava river, HMS Trnski Odorovtsi

 350

 300

 250

 200
                                                        Имперична крива
 150                                                    Теоретична крива

 100

  50

   0
       0      20   40      60     80     100    120


Theoretical distribution function of Visochitsa river, HMS Brachevtsi




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        250


        200


        150
                                                               Имперична крива

        100                                                    Теоретична крива


         50


          0
              0    20      40     60     80     100    120


Определяне на ландшафтните фактори

Figure 4. Main geological types in Nishava river basin




Figure 5. Main geological types




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Figure 6 Landuse map, Corine 2006




Determination of the maximum run-off by the regiuonalization method



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the values of water quantity (HQT), determined by the method of regionalization and
the empirical values of the maximum run-off /Plotting Positions/ are shown in Fig.7.
These graphics show that authoritative (relevant) HMS model adapted to the
regionalization can well estimate the values of water quantity.Fig.7.

Figure 7. Maximum run-off with different security of Nishava river determined by the
method                 of              regionalization,                      HMS              Dimitrovgrad
 300

 250

 200
                                                                                     Имперична крива
 150
                                                                                     Теоретична крива
 100                                                                                 Регионализирана крива

  50

   0
       0          20         40            60         80         100         120


Figure 8. Maximum runoff with different security of Erma river set by the method of
regionalization,                           HMS                         Trnski                      Odorovtsi
 350

           m3/s
 300


 250


 200                                                                            Имперична крива
                                                                                Теоретична крива
 150
                                                                                Регионализирана крива

 100


  50


   0
       0      20            40        60         80        100         120
                                 p%
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Figure 9. Maximum runoff with different security of Visochitsa river set by the method
of regionalization, HMS Brachevtsi

 250
              m3/s

 200


 150
                                                     Имперична крива
                                                     Теоретична крива
 100
                                                     Регионализирана крива


  50


   0
       0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110


Determination of the maximum run-off with different security of Nishava river
by the method of regionalization

Through regionalization (adapted to regional run-off values with a certain probability)
it is possible to easily and quickly determine the water levels with a certain probability
anywhere on the river area for future research in this area.

The values of the parameters and the factors of maximum run-off in Nishava river in
Godech are presented in Table.4

Table 4. Parameter values and factors of the Nišava river in Godech town

                                                                             LF
                     HMS- Peri   Leng   AE                              NJa (Gemittelt   LF
River - HMS          №    od     ht .   0    AE0 U    W IG L      LC    hr   )           (Zielwert)


                                        GI                              m
                                        S    km2 %    % % km      km m
Nishava        –                             83,   1,1 6 1, 26,   6,7 96                 135


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Godech town                                05   5    4 3 32 5      0



The values of the maximum run-off with different interval times, calculated by the
regionalization method are presented in Table.5

Table 5. Maximum run-off with different interval times, calculated by the
regionalization method

                       ln(Y)       Y=MHq        MHQ        YT           HqT         HQT
                                 [m3/s/km2] [m3/s]                      [m3/s/km2] [m3/s]
MHq                    -0.652608 0.520686 43.243
Hq2              50    -0.211010                           0.8097661 0.422          35.017
Hq5              20    0.332801                            1.3948698 0.726          60.318
Hq10             10    0.620712                            1.8602528 0.969          80.443
Hq20             5     0.862025                            2.3679504 1.233          102.397
Hq50             2     1.135126                            3.1115644 1.620          134.553
Hq100            1     1.318140                            3.7364666 1.946          161.576
Hq200            0,5   1.487383                            4.4254975 2.304          191.372
Hq500            0,2   1.693249                            5.4371176 2.831          235.117



Studies show that the regionalization method developed in Germany is applicable
both for Bulgaria and the Republic of Serbia and provides very good results. By this
method it was possible to reliably determining the maximum water levels in the river
Nishava Godech.




  This publication was elaboraed with the assistance of the European Union, through IPA
             Cross-border co-operation programme CCI No 2007CB16IPO006.
 The contents of this publication is a responsibility of the SRD-SU „St. Kliment Ohridski” and
   should in no way be accepted as a statement of the European Union or the Managaing
                                  Authority of the programme.




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                                         catchment”

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  • 1. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia ADAPTATION OF HYDROLOGICAL MODEL FOR NISHAVA RIVER BASIN The determination of the maximum run-off with different security is a key task in flood risk assessment. The availability of reliable and spatially distributed parameters of extreme maximum run-off is essential for adequate flood risk management. In flood risk mapping and planning of mitigation measures, it is crutial to calculate the repetition period correctly. Implementation of the regionalization method of maximum run-off for Nishava River Basin Theoretical approach Eight factors and characteristics of drainage basins and river systems that are essential for the formation of maximum flow are set out in LUBW, 2007: • area of the catchment AEo [km2] • urbanized territory S [%] • afforestation W [%] • average slope Ig [%] • river length L [km] along the main rivers of the watershed to the confluence • river length LC [km] from the center of gravity of the catchment to its estuary; • average annual rainfall in the catchment hNG [mm] • landscape factor LF [-] The described characteristics and factors are included in multiple linear regression equation, which equation is used to determine the maximum run-off with a different security (ie, MHQ and HQT), especially for the unobserved catchment: EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 2. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia ln Y   C0  C1  ln  AEo   C2  ln S  1  C3  ln W  1  C4  ln I g   C5  ln L   C6  ln LC   C7  ln hN G   C8  ln LF  where: Y, YT are dependent variables Y  MHq regionalization of the values of average maximum water levels / MHQ /; Hq T : T = 2, ..., 10 000 a - for the regionalization of the values of maximum YT  MHq discharges HQT; MHq: module outflow average maximum annual flow MHQ (m³ / s/km2) HqT: module flow of maximum annual flow to a particular security or repetition period (T) - HQT (m³ / s/km2) C0 - C8: regression coefficients. Used information For the implementation of the method of regionalization (HQT-model), information about the maximum run-off from 6 HMS located in the upper catchment of the river Nisav was used. Information about the HMS and the observation period and their catchment area is presented in Table. 1 and the spatial location of the HMS is presented in Figure 1. Table 1. HMS and observation period Subbasin HMS-Nr. Observations Number Area Name From/to years km² Visochica River (HMS Brachevci – R. Serbia) 47937 1961 - 2010 49 227.00 EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 3. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia Erma river (HMS Strezimirovtsi – R. Bulgaria) 452 1961-1967 7 117,00 Erma River (HMS Trunski Odorovtsi – R. 557.00 Serbia) 47914 1961-2010 49 Erma River ( HMS Trun – Bulgaria) 11650/95 1937-1983 37 360,5 Nishava River (HMS Dimitrovgrad – R. Serbia) 47910 1961-2010 49 232.00 Nishava river (HMS Kalotina – R. Bulgaria) 11800/223 1967-1983 16 267,00 Fig. 1 Gauging stations in the basin of Nishava river The estimated empirical probability curves of maximum run-off are presented in Fig.2. Figure 2 Empirical probability curves of maximum run-off EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 4. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia Empirical distribution curve of Nishava river, HMS Dimitrovgrad m3/s 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 p% Empirical security curve of Nishava river, HMS Trnski Odorovtsi m3/s 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 p% EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 5. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia Empirical distribution curve of Visochica river, HMS Brachevtsi m3/s 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 The statistical parameters that define the curve of security log-Pearson Type III are presented in Table. 2. Table 2. Statistical parameters of the curve log-Pearson Type III. Statistical HMS HMS HMS parameters Dimitrovgrad Trnski Brachevtsi Odorovtsi X 1,4334 1,5569 1,5237 S 0,3212 0,2913 0,2749 G 0,1 0,2 0,1 Based on this, the annual probability of exceedance is determined and persented in table 3 Table 3. Maximum run-off with different security of Nishava river Annual HMS HMS Trnski HMS Brachevtsi, Repetition interval probability Dimitrovgrad, odorovtsi, 3 Q m /s 3 Q Q m /s EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 6. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia 3 m /s 1,0 2.0229 3.94 3.6276 Each year 0,5 26.7285 35.25 33.0469 Every two years 0,2 Every five years 0,1 70.428 86.28 75.6502 Every ten years 0,02 129.1611 153.43 126.7377 Every fifty years 0,01 160.0589 189.26 152.5291 Every hundred years 0,002 247.6213 292.58 223.0177 Every five hundred years The theoretical distribution functions which best approximate the empirical security curves of the studied HMS and the statistical parameters that define them are shown in Fig. 3 Figure 3. Theoretical distribution curve Nišava River HMS Dimitrovgrad EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 7. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia 300 m3/s 250 200 150 Имперична крива Теоретична крива 100 50 0 0 20 40 60 p% 80 100 120 Theoretical distribution function of Nishava river, HMS Trnski Odorovtsi 350 300 250 200 Имперична крива 150 Теоретична крива 100 50 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Theoretical distribution function of Visochitsa river, HMS Brachevtsi EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 8. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia 250 200 150 Имперична крива 100 Теоретична крива 50 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Определяне на ландшафтните фактори Figure 4. Main geological types in Nishava river basin Figure 5. Main geological types EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 9. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia Figure 6 Landuse map, Corine 2006 Determination of the maximum run-off by the regiuonalization method EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 10. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia the values of water quantity (HQT), determined by the method of regionalization and the empirical values of the maximum run-off /Plotting Positions/ are shown in Fig.7. These graphics show that authoritative (relevant) HMS model adapted to the regionalization can well estimate the values of water quantity.Fig.7. Figure 7. Maximum run-off with different security of Nishava river determined by the method of regionalization, HMS Dimitrovgrad 300 250 200 Имперична крива 150 Теоретична крива 100 Регионализирана крива 50 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Figure 8. Maximum runoff with different security of Erma river set by the method of regionalization, HMS Trnski Odorovtsi 350 m3/s 300 250 200 Имперична крива Теоретична крива 150 Регионализирана крива 100 50 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 p% EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 11. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia Figure 9. Maximum runoff with different security of Visochitsa river set by the method of regionalization, HMS Brachevtsi 250 m3/s 200 150 Имперична крива Теоретична крива 100 Регионализирана крива 50 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 Determination of the maximum run-off with different security of Nishava river by the method of regionalization Through regionalization (adapted to regional run-off values with a certain probability) it is possible to easily and quickly determine the water levels with a certain probability anywhere on the river area for future research in this area. The values of the parameters and the factors of maximum run-off in Nishava river in Godech are presented in Table.4 Table 4. Parameter values and factors of the Nišava river in Godech town LF HMS- Peri Leng AE NJa (Gemittelt LF River - HMS № od ht . 0 AE0 U W IG L LC hr ) (Zielwert) GI m S km2 % % % km km m Nishava – 83, 1,1 6 1, 26, 6,7 96 135 EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”
  • 12. IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria - Serbia Godech town 05 5 4 3 32 5 0 The values of the maximum run-off with different interval times, calculated by the regionalization method are presented in Table.5 Table 5. Maximum run-off with different interval times, calculated by the regionalization method ln(Y) Y=MHq MHQ YT HqT HQT [m3/s/km2] [m3/s] [m3/s/km2] [m3/s] MHq -0.652608 0.520686 43.243 Hq2 50 -0.211010 0.8097661 0.422 35.017 Hq5 20 0.332801 1.3948698 0.726 60.318 Hq10 10 0.620712 1.8602528 0.969 80.443 Hq20 5 0.862025 2.3679504 1.233 102.397 Hq50 2 1.135126 3.1115644 1.620 134.553 Hq100 1 1.318140 3.7364666 1.946 161.576 Hq200 0,5 1.487383 4.4254975 2.304 191.372 Hq500 0,2 1.693249 5.4371176 2.831 235.117 Studies show that the regionalization method developed in Germany is applicable both for Bulgaria and the Republic of Serbia and provides very good results. By this method it was possible to reliably determining the maximum water levels in the river Nishava Godech. This publication was elaboraed with the assistance of the European Union, through IPA Cross-border co-operation programme CCI No 2007CB16IPO006. The contents of this publication is a responsibility of the SRD-SU „St. Kliment Ohridski” and should in no way be accepted as a statement of the European Union or the Managaing Authority of the programme. EUROPEAN UNION Bulgaria – Serbia IPA Cross-border Programme “Assessment of flood risk – a base for sustainable development in upper part of Nishava catchment”