ME KONG RIVER COMMISSION FLASH FLOOD GUIDANCE SYSTEM (MRCFFGS)

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NATIONAL HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE IN VIETNAM NATIONAL CENTER FOR HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL FORECASTING ME KONG RIVER COMMISSION FLASH FLOOD GUIDANCE SYSTEM (MRCFFGS) http://www.nchmf.gov.vn 29 Nov 1 Dec 2016, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA

Contents 1. General introduction 2. Flash flood warning and forecasting 3. Weather forecasting and nowcasting 4. Hydrometeorological networks 5. Organizations structure

1. General introduction Viet Nam is located in the tropical monsoon of Southeast Asia- one of the most disaster-prone regions in the world. Many kind of natural disasters including: typhoons, floods, flash floods and landslides Flooding and typhoons are major annual occurrence in Viet Nam causing massive damage and loss for people life.

-Heavy rain, flash floods, landslides occur very often in the mountainous region of the country. -An average 10 flash floods occur each year, in some year this number amounted to 15-20 events (1998:18; 2002:15; 2007: 18; 2008: 21; 2009: 15; 2010: 14; 2011: 16; 2012: 8; 2013: 11; 2014: 10; 2015:8; 2016: 10 )

Provinces with high potential for flash floods In Northern: Including the provinces: Lai Chau, Son La, Dien Bien, Lao Cai, Yen Bai, Thai Nguyen, Ha Giang, Tuyen Quang, Bac Can and Cao Bang. In Central and Highland: Including the provinces: Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh,Quang Nam, Binh Thuan, Kon Tum, Gia Lai and Dak Lak.

MAP OF AREAS CCURED FLASH FLOODS IN VIET NAM IN 1990-2010

Flash foods in 2016 10 flash floods occurred in 8 provinces in the North and Central of Vietnam such as Thai Nguyen (July 01 st ), Binh Phuoc (July18 th ), Quang Ninh (July 5 th ), Ha Giang (July 29-30 th ), Lao Cai (August 5 th,19 th ), Yen Bai (August 20 th ), Nghe An (September 14,18 th ) and Quang Binh (October 15 th ). The flash floods caused extreme damages on human lives and properties to these provinces.

Ha Giang (29,30/VII) H(cm) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thai Nguyen (2/VII) 0 52600 1 5 10 68 69 11 22 51 54 8 524,15(m) 50 52400 Mức lũ lịch sử (523,02m, 12h/03/XI/1996) 52200 52000 BĐIII 100 150 Lao Cai (5, 19/VIII) Quang Ninh (5/VII) 51800 BĐII BĐI 200 Nghe An (14,18/IX) 51600 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 250 Yen Bai (20/VIII) Quang Binh (15/X) 9/27/2009 9/28/2009 9/29/2009 9/30/2009 10/1/2009 10/2/2009 thời gian Hydrograph at Yen Bai station H( c m) ĐƯỜN G QU Á TR Ì N H M ƯA - M ỰC N ƯỚC TR ẠM ĐẮK M ỐT S ÔN G P ÔK Ô ( t r ận lũ t ừ ngày 28-30/ IX/ 2009) 0 59200 14 82 43 17 21 48 50 11 1 2 591,03(m) (23h/ 29/ IX ) 50 59000 100 58800 Mức lũ l ịch sử (587,30m, 2h/ 02/ X/ 2006) 150 Binh Phuoc 18/VII 200 58600 BĐIII 250 58400 300 58200 350 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 1 7 13 19 09/ 27/ 2009 09/ 28/ 2009 09/ 29/ 2009 09/ 30/ 2009 10/ 01/ 2009 10/ 02/ 2009 thời gi an Hydrograph at Mai Hoa station The provinces where flash floods occurred in 2016

2. Flash flood warning and forecasting Hydrometeological Forecasting undertake warning by two methods: Rainfall Station at Nghia Lo Town a- General forecasting and warning b- Automatic warning

a- General warning and forecasting Flash flood warning and forecasting are made daily for the areas with high risk of flash flood as follow in three steps: 1. To detect and forecast development of heavy rain causing weather pattern in integration with basin s hydrological condition and coverage. 2. To give warning on possible flash flood within the small area based on the predicted rainfall. 3. To give a warning based on heavy rain and analysis observed rainfall map.

b- Automatic warning Flash flood waning and forecasting System in Son La Province were established in 2000. This system has been maintained and developed up to now.

The flash flood warning system in Lao Cai province M¹ ng l íi tr¹ m c nh b o lò quðt - tønh Lµo Cai Established the flash flood warning system with 8 automatic rainfall gauges in Lao Cai province.

AREA 2 3 AREA 1 Application of the MRCFFG System 1 2

AREA 2 3 AREA 1 1 2 Application of the MRCFFG System Application in warning flash flood in heavy rainfall on August 05, 2016 in Northern mountains

AREA 2 3 AREA 1 Application of the MRCFFG System 1 2 FFG 06hr Aug 05 00UTC Regions occurred flash floods

Some figures in the flash flood event in Lao Cai province on August 05, 2016

3. Weather forecasting and nowcasting Data sources: Geostationary satellite: MTSAT, FY-2, Himawari; Polar Satellites: NOAA, METOP, FY-1, TRMM; Weather Radar, Microwave, NWP, radiosonde; Forecasting models: Global models: GSM, GFS, IFS Regional models: HRM, WRF, COSMO, NHM

Satellite Data

Weather Rada Data VINH NOI BÀI VIET TRI PHU LIEN

Analysis illustrates thunderstorms from radar

Pointing forecast charts from the deterministic products Temperature and dew point temperature Accumulated rainfall in 3 hours and the relative humidity Wind level at a value of10m Sea level pressure Cloud cover and Kinder index

Pointing forecast charts from the combinatorial products Kindex index relative thunderstorms forecast Rainfall speed mm/3h Temperature at the level 2m Wind direction at 10m Wind speed at 10m Cloud cover

The rainfall forecast regional, points (global and regional)

The probability of rainfall forecast from combining

Short-term complex system SREPS 3 regional models HRM, WRFARW và WRFNMM and 5 global models GEM, GFS, GME, GSM, NAVGEM

The structure simulate warning and forecasting rainfall Quantitative precipitation forecasting RADAR

4. Hydrometeorological networks - International Station Network - National Telegraphic Station Network consisting of: + 186 synoptic stations; + 1322 rain gauges, including 531 rain gauges in hydro-met. stations and 791 independent rain gauges; + 400 automatic rain gauges; +257 hydrologic stations; + 8 Pilot stations; + 6 Radiozone stations; + 21 ocean-meteorological stations;

4. Hydrometeorological networks Weather radar network: - 7 stations including: Viet Tri, Phu Lien, Vinh, Dong Ha, Tam Ky, Nha Trang and Nha Be. - 5 radar types: MRL-5 (Russia); TRS 2730 (France); DWSR-93C, DWSR-2500C, DWSR-2501C (USA)

5. Organizational structure hydrometeorological forecasting in viet nam NCHMF: 1 Regional Hydromet Center: 9 NCHMF Provincial Hydromet Center: 54 Rigional Hydromet Center Rigional Hydromet Center Provincial Hydromet Center Rigional Hydromet Center Provincial Hydromet Center Rigional Hydromet Center Provincial Hydromet Center

Master has 151 people, accounting about 4.81% rate on the total number of employees, including: Specialized meteorological has 41 people (1.31% percent); Specialized hydrological has 34 people (1.08% percent); Specialized oceanography has 05 people (0.16% percent); Specialized environmental has 20 people (0.637% percent); Specialized climate change has 03 people (0.1% percent); Specialized information technology has 03 people (0.1%); Specialized electronics and telecommunications have 04 people (0.13% percent); Specialized economics, accountants have 11 people (0.35% percent); Other specialized 30 people (0.955% percent). Human resources Doctor has 20 people, accounting about 0.64% rate on the total number of employees, including: Specialized meteorological has 08 people (0.25% percent); Specialized hydrological has 03 people (0.1% percent); Specialized oceanography has 03 people (0.032% percent); Specialized environmental has 2 people (0.064% percent); Other specialized 06 people (0.19% percent).

Human resources Bachelor has 1,233 people, accounting about 39.3% on the total number of employees, including: Specialized meteorological has 453 people (14.4% percent); Specialized hydrological has 391 people (12.4% percent); Specialized oceanography has 10 people (0.318% percent); Specialized environmental has 37 people (1.178% percent); Specialized information technology has 55 people (1.75%); Specialized electronics and telecommunications have 33 people (1.05% percent); Specialized economics, accountants have 127 people (4.04% percent); Other specialized 127 people (4.04% percent).

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