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Flooding due to Hurricane Florence led to billions of dollars in damage andnearly a hundred deaths in North Carolina. These damages and fatalities can beavoided with proper prevention and preparation. Modelling such flooding eventscan provide insight and precaution based on principles of fluid dynamics andGIS technology. Using topography and other geographic data from USGS, HEC-RAScan solve the Shallow Water Equations over flooding areas to assist the studyof inundation patterns. Simulation results from HEC-RAS agree with observationsfrom NOAA in the flooding area studied. Modeled results from specific locationsaffected by Hurricane Florence near Neuse River, NC are compared withobservations. While overall pattern of inundation is agreeable between modelresults and observations, there are also differences at very specificlocations. Higher resolution topography data and precipitation data over theflooding area may improve the simulation result and reduce the differences.

Flooding simulation due to Hurricane Florence in North Carolina with HEC RAS