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Hydrological modeling system was developed as a tool addressed supporting\udflood risk management by the existing and projected reservoirs in the Amur\udRiver basin. The system includes the physically-based semi-distributed model\udof runoff generation ECOMAG coupled with a hydrodynamic MIKE-11 model to\udsimulate channel flow in the main river. The case study was carried out for\udthe middle part of the Amur River where large reservoirs are located on the\udZeya and Bureya Rivers. The models were calibrated and validated using\udstreamflow measuruments at the different gauges of the main river and its\udtributaries. Numerical experiments were carried out to assess the effect of\udthe existing Zeya and Bureya reservoirs regulation on 850 km stretch\udof the middle Amur River stage. It was shown that in the absence of the\udreservoirs, the water levels downstream of the Zeya and Bureya Rivers would\udbe 0.5–1.5 m higher than the levels measured during the disastrous flood of\ud2013. Similar experiments were carried out to assess possible flood\udprotection effect of new projected reservoirs on the Zeya and Bureya Rivers

Flood protection effect of the existing and projected reservoirs in the Amur River basin: evaluation by the hydrological modeling system