Flood susceptibility zonation

mapping of Panchaganga River in

Kolhapur

PRESENTED BY –
ROHIT S. KUSALKAR
(M2020DM023)
GUIDED BY –
DR. RAMESH VEERAPPAN
 Introduction
 A flood is an excess of water (or mud) on land that's normally dry and
is a situation where in the inundation is caused by high flow, or
overflow of water in an established watercourse, such as a river,
stream, or drainage ditch; or ponding of water at or near the point
where the rain fell .(NIDM)
 Floods, droughts, tropical cyclones, heat waves, and extreme storms
have been responsible for 80-90 percent of all natural disasters
recorded in the last ten years. (WHO)
 Floods impacted over 2 billion people worldwide between 1998 and
2017.(WHO)
 Around 800 million people live in flood-prone areas around the world,
with around 70 million people exposed to flood events every year,
while in India, around 3.19 million people are affected annually, with
an average area of 7.2 million hectares affected. (Prasad, 2020)
PROBLEM STATEMENT
 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES

 To identify the Flood Susceptibility Zone using different flood

causative factors.
 The study will estimate the area affected in Kolhapur district by the
2019 flood using the Sentinel-1 radar data.
 To estimate the flood impact on the agricultural land.
 Also the study will identify the impact of flood on livelihood of the
farmers in region of Panchaganga River.
STUDY AREA

•District - Kolhapur

•River - Panchganga

•Starting Point - Padali BK Village

•End Point - Ichalkaranji City

METHODOLOGY
 DATA SOURCE & ANALYSIS

Satellites Data – LULC, Built up Index

Digital Elevation Model- Elevation, Slop, TWI
TRMM- Rainfall
Geological Survey of India – Geology

There are various types of statistical method model

available for analysis, from them we can select any
one Models as per our requirements.