🌧️ Compound Storm Catchment & Flood Cascade Simulator

Back-to-back storm hydrological routing, antecedent soil saturation memory & reservoir pre-discharge workbench

Representative Fixture
Storm Succession Parameters
Storm Interval (Δt) 36 hrs
Storm 1 Peak Rain 38 mm/h
Storm 1 Duration 24 hrs
Storm 2 Peak Rain (Typhoon) 55 mm/h
Storm 2 Duration 30 hrs
Basin & Soil Moisture (SCS-CN)
Initial Soil Saturation 78 %
Catchment Drainage Area 45,000 km²
Reservoir & Spillway Dispatch
Active Pre-Discharge Drawdown
Pre-Discharge Lead Time 12 hrs
Pre-Discharge Gate Rate 1,200 m³/s
Synchronized Catchment Hydrograph & Storage Telemetry 96-Hour Horizon
Rainfall Hyetograph (mm/h)
Catchment Inflow (m³/s)
Combined Discharge (m³/s)
Reservoir Storage (%)
Soil Saturation (%)
Interactive Time Scrubber: T+48 hrs Normal Flow
Hourly Simulation Excerpt (T+36 to T+60 Peak Window)
Hour Rain (mm/h) Soil Sat (%) Inflow (m³/s) Outflow (m³/s) Storage (%) Spillway
Cascade Flood Risk Telemetry
Peak Discharge 9,840 m³/s Peak at T+48h
Max Reservoir Fill 96.4 % Spillway active > 90%
Final Soil Saturation 99.2 % AMC III Saturated
Spillway Duration 24 hrs T+42h to T+66h
Downstream Defense Alert Level
LEVEL 1 CRITICAL INUNDATION WARNING

Compounding storm rainfall over pre-saturated Min-Zhe catchment forced emergency uncontrolled spillway release.

Hydrological Physical Constants
Catchment Retention (S): 32.4 mm (AMC Dynamic Decay)
Reservoir Total Capacity: 1,250 MCM (Million m³)
Baseflow Equilibrium: 420 m³/s
Emergency Spillway Cap: 2,800 m³/s crest limit
Warning Level Threshold: 7,500 m³/s (Breached)
Civil water defense model verifying mass-balance continuity: \(\frac{dS}{dt} = Q_{in} - Q_{out}\). Based on empirical SCS-CN unit hydrograph convolution.
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