Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment through Hydrological Modeling in North Sikkim District, Sikkim
Project 5: Development of an Impact-based Integrated Dynamic Multi-hazard Risk Assessment Framework that is inclusive of:
- Heterogeneous Datasets: To collate and store multi-temporal scale heterogeneous data from multiple sources.
- Risk Identification: To understand the various types of hazard scenarios present at a regional scale and the spatio-temporal scales of occurrence for these scenarios. To understand the relationship between primary, secondary, and tertiary hazards (simultaneous, cascading, increased probability, triggering, etc).
- Risk Assessment: To identify methods to quantify cumulative impacts of hazard sequences based on the magnitude of the hazard, duration of occurrence, and other Spatio-temporal parameters discussed in this publication.
- Risk Mitigation and Adaptation: To enhance community resilience by enhancing risk mitigation and adaptation strategies tailored to each spatiotemporal scale and location.
- Risk Information Dissemination: To identify localized models to disseminate impact-based early warnings for multi-hazard sequences through multi-stakeholder engagement
Amrita Team Members: Hari Chandana Ekkirala
Name of the International Collaborators : Dr. Giuseppe Formetta, University of Trento, Via Mesiano, 77 – 38123 Trento, tel. 0461 282640 giuseppe.formetta@unitn.it
Product Details: Dynamic risk maps
Proposed Future Work Details
- One journal publication
- North Sikkim dynamic risk maps
- Case study analysis of 3-10 Oct 2023, Lachen Valley floods in North Sikkim