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Integrated Hydraulic Modeling for Water Level Control in the Moeres Lowland, Using Delft3D-FM Coupled with Real Time Control Tool

Author(s): Mohamad Achour; Eric Masson; Briz Parent; Olivier Blanpain

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Abstract: This study presents a spatially distributed hydraulic modeling approach of the Moeres lowland, using the integrated hydraulic model of Delft3D-FM. Located in the vicinity of Dunkirk, France. This 102 km2 lowland, which spans across both France and Belgium, triggers unique challenges due to its location below sea level. Water levels regulation within its canals and ditches network is vital for both agriculture and flood risk mitigation. A balance must be reached between 1) maintain minimum freshwater levels to limit saltwater intrusion; 2) ensure adequate water supply for irrigation; 3) prevent fields flooding. To address these challenges, the Moeres lowland relies on a complex network of pumps and valves for water control.

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Year: 2024

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