[A-OS21] [JJ] The dynamics of freshwater discharge - rivers, estuaries, and along coasts

[AOS21-P03] Application of Hydro-debris2D into sediment yield prediction from mountain watershed

*Yosuke Yamashiki¹, Ryusuke Kuroki¹, Tsutao OIZUMI² (1.Global Water Resources Assessment Laboratory - Yamashiki Laboratory Graduate School of Advanced Integrated Studies in Human Survivability Kyoto University, 2.Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology)

Keywords:Hydro-debirs2D, sediment transport, mountain watershed

Hydro-debris2D model has been developed and improved for predicting occurrence of debris flow throughout hydrological regime changes. The model contains three components: (1) Shallow-water based surface flow modules, in order to calculate mountain zone torrential flow regimes, (2) rapid subsurface/interflow in weathered rock, and (3) debris flow and sendiment-transport components. The model has been applied into Izu Oshima Island’s debris flow event in 2013 and to Hiroshima’s debris flow disaster in 2014. The model was applied into Shirakawa-basin which contains catchment of Aso Volcano. Landslides occur in more frequent manner compared with actual occurrence when projected observed precipitation. This is due to the application of over-estimated value which had been extracted from Hiroshima debris flow disaster.