FLOOD MANAGEMENT IN ROMANIA PRESENT AND FUTURE



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R O M A N I A M I N I S T R Y OF E N V I R O N M E N T AND W A T E R M A N A G E M E N T FLOOD MANAGEMENT IN ROMANIA PRESENT AND FUTURE Lucia Ana VARGA Secretary of State Anemarie CIURA Deputy Director

ROMANIA IN EUROPE AND IN THE WORLD Area: 237 500 km² Population 21 640 000 inh

97.8 % of the Romanian surface are included in the Danube River Basin 30% of the Danube River Basin is in Romania

ROMANIAN WATERS NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION WATER DIRECTORATE S D.A. SOMES-TISA D.A. CRISURI D.A. SIRET D.A. PRUT D.A. MURES D.A. OLT D.A. BANAT D.A. BUZAU-IALOMITA D.A. JIU D.A.DOBROGEA-LITORAL D.A. ARGES-VEDEA

WATER MANAGEMENT EVOLUTION XVIII-th Centuries - The necessity of flood defence measures had the results : - hydrometric stations (first at Orsova in 1838) - Structural measures: dikes and non permanent reservoirs have been built - First mapping of flood defence structures 1924-1974 QUANTITATIVE WATER MANAGEMENT - have been built the reservoirs with complex role, including the flood mitigation- - 1924 First Water Law elements of hydrologic measurement, situation and river embankment - 1925 River basin organisation - 1953 First Government Decision for rational water use and for water quality protection 1974-2000 QUALITY AND QUANTITATIVE WATER MANAGEMENT - Development of the hydraulic structures - 1976- first national program for arrangement of the river basins in Romania - Preparation of the framework of hydraulic structures plans, for sustainable development and integrated of the water resources - 1991 Romanian Waters National Authority, with 11 river basin branches - 1996 New water law STARTED OF THE YEAR 2000-WATER MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT BASED ON EUROPEAN LAWS

WATER MANAGEMENT IN ROMANIA PRINCIPLES: - water is a finite and vulnerable resource - water management organized in each river basin - integrate management for quality and quantity - river basin solidarity - polluter pays - water create a economic value POLITICS: - administration: conservation; rational using of water resources - rehability and development of Water Management National System - financial: implement the new economic mechanism - institutional : implement the new structure of Romanian Waters National Administration - implement of European Union Directives - participation: Basin Committee

THE ACTUAL ORGANISATION OF THE WATER SECTOR IN ROMANIA First level : Ministry for Environment and Water Management the central authority in water sector; Second level : National Administration Apele Romane the implementing authority of water management policy; Third level : Local Authorities

MINISTRY FOR ENVIRONMENT AND WATER MANAGEMENT

(since 1956).

THE HIGH FLOODS CAUSES Very severe rains (100-200 l/sqm) which have fallen in a very short time on small areas; 14 No. Years 12 12 13 12 11 15 13 21 Island effect (concrete and glass) generated by urban areas, which transmit to the climate specific characteristics Civil indiscipline - various constructions in the river bed areas: houses, households, fences, saw-mills, waste deposits and materials deposits 1881-1893 1894-1905 1906-1917 1918-1930 1931-1941 1942-1953 1954-1968 1969-1981 PERIODE 1982-2003 1881 1893 1905 1917 1930 1941 1953 1968 1981 Rainy regime Normal regime Droughty regime The reduction of the river bed capacity by embankments without reservoirs and wet zones realization Non-rational deforestation of a large fields, especially in the leakage forming zone

FLOODS VURNERABILITY IN ROMANIA 1992-2004 TIMIS ARAD BIHOR CARAS -SEVERIN SATU- MARE SALAJ CLUJ HUNEDOARA GORJ ALBA MARAMURES BISTRITA- NASAUD MURES SIBIU SUCEAVA HARGHITA BRASOV COVASNA NEAMT VALCEA PRAHOVA ARGES DAMBOVITA BOTOSANI BACAU BUZAU IASI VASLUI VRANCEA GALATI BRAILA TULCEA 29 % Dm<30 Dtot<250 28 % Dm=30-50 Dtot=250-450 33 % Dm>70 Dtot>750 10 % Dm=50-70 Dtot=455-750 Dm MEAN DAMAGES (mld. ROL); Dtot- TOTAL DAMAGES (mld. ROLi) ILFOV IALOMITA MEHEDINTI DOLJ OLT BUCHAREST GIURGIU TELEORMAN CALARASI CONSTANTA COUNTY WITH HIGHEST VULNERABILITY DEGREE COUNTY WITH HIGH VULNERABILITY DEGREE COUNTY WITH MEAN VULNERABILITY DEGREE COUNTY WITH LOW VULNERABILITY DEGREE

FLOOD DEFENCE INFRASTRUCTURE 78905 KM WATERCOURSES 122 NATURAL LAKES 1420 WATER STORAGES WITH 14.2 BIL. CU.M. VOLUME 9365 KM DIKES FOR CITIES, VILLAGES, LANDS PROTECTION 6600 KM RIVER BAND STABILISATION WORKS 1100 KM CANALS 59 PUMPS STATIONS

DAMAGES PRODUCED BY FLOODS IN THE PERIOD 1992-2003 6137 mil USD W.D. SOMES-TISA 2882 W.D. CRISURI W.D. SIRET 1335 W.D. MURES W.D. PRUT TOTAL DAMAGES 1992-2003 W.D. BANAT 217 314 121 309 479 191 108 89 63 28 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 W.D. IALOMITA-BUZAU W.D. OLT W.D. JIU W.D. ARGES-VEDEA W.D. DOBROGEA- LITORAL LEGEND Damages value 1992-2003 mil USD

Affected localities by floods W.D. CRISURI W.D. SOMES- TISA W.D. SIRET W.D. PRUT TOTAL 2050 W.D. MURES 1298 752 W.D. BANAT W.D. JIU W.D. OLT W.D. ARGES -VEDEA W.D. IALOMITA -BUZAU W.D. DOBROGEA LITORAL Flooded localities in natural conditions (no.) Protected localities (no.) Left flooded localities in natural conditions (no)

DEVELOPING WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INVESTMENTS PROGRAM for 2004: 56,5 Mil. Euro Objectives under development : 170 142 objectives for flood defense 22 - objectives for water sources supply 6 - objectives for environmental protection 23

FLOODS IN ROMANIA IN 2005 Q mc/s 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Timp (ore) 1912 1966 2000 2005 DEATH 4 peoples DISTROYED 3300 km pipelines 830 houses AFFECTED: 393 localities from 28 counties 5467 houses affected 26 schools 16 kindergarten 10 hospitals 159 187 hectars 1330 km roads 23

1. MORE SPACE FOR WATER 2. FLOOD MITIGATION USING: -RESERVOIRS -POLDERS -FLOODED ENCLOSURE 3. LOCAL FLOOD DEFENCE WORKS FOR LOCALITIES AND AGRICULTURAL AREAS 4. REDUCING OF RIVER KEEP ENCLOSURE WORKS 5. BIODIVERSITY PRESERVATION USING WETLANDS

maximum level normal level WETLAND RESERVOIR POLDER ECONOMIC OBJECTIVES ECONOMIC OBJECTIVES LOCALITIES LOCALITIES DIKES FLOODED ENCLOSURE

RUNCU RESERVOIR RUNCU RESERVOIR RUNCU RUNCU RESERVOIR RUNCU RESERVOIR

TAIA RESERVOIR

WATER SUPPLY OF THE AZUGA BREAZA ZONE AZUGA RESERVOIR

ROMANIAN STRATEGY FOR DESASTERS MANAGEMENT On-going Launched Planned National Crisis Management System Interministerial LEVEL Reaction Systems Level (feed-back) Romanian Strategy National Meteorological System (SIMIN) - $55M Water Disaster Monitoring System Polution Monitoring System Integration (DESWAT) aprox. $40M $TBD Integration Forward Survey & Early Warning National Disaster Management System (WATMAN) aprox. $ 45M + Regional Logistic Support Regional Needs MONITORING, SURVEY LOGISTIC SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

NATIONAL PROJECTS IN IMPLEMENTATION AND PERSPECTIVE 1. SIMIN PROJECT (Meteorological Integrated National System) Stage: FINALIZED 2001 2004 2. DESWAT PROJECT (Hydrological System for warning and forecasting) Stage: - Feasibility Study 2002 - Implementation 2004 2007 3. WATMAN PROJECT (Water Management Integrated System ) Stage: - Feasibility Study 2004 - Implementation 2005 2008

National Integrated Meteorological System - SIMIN SPV SPV SPV SPV v SPV v INMH Centrul de Prognoza National SPV Meteorological Radar Doppler C-C band Meteorological Radar Doppler S-bandS SPV v Weather Forecast Center Automated surface obcervation stations air, water quality measurements, rainfall, fog, etc. Hydro-meteorological river and sea buoys Lightning detectors

END-USERS INMH INMH - Integration of radar and other - Integration of radar and other meteorological sensor information meteorological sensor information - Latest in software tools for short and - Latest in software tools for short and long term forecasting long term forecasting - Modeling software for forecasting - Modeling software for NOWcasting - Automatic storage of the recorded data - Automatic storage of the recorded data - Tools for statistics - Tools for statistics - Expansion of commercial market - Expansion of commercial market Radar Radar Sensors Sensors Automated Automated Meteorological Meteorological Stations Stations Integrated System Civil Defense Civil Defense - Emergency Management information - - Rainfall flooding forecast - Rainfall flooding forecast - Forest fire detection - Forest fire detection - Lightning detection - Lightning detection - Hail forecast & early warning - Hail forecast & early warning - Terrain slip forecast (landslides) - Terrain slip forecast (landslides) - Pollution spreading - Pollution spreading - Insects and bird detection - Insects and bird detection Anti-Hail System National Institute of Meteorology SIMIN Central Operations Facility APELE ROMANE Regia Apelor - Flooding forecast & warning - Flooding forecast & warning - River flow forecast - River flow forecast - Automatic storage - Automatic storage - Precipitation quantity forecast - Precipitation quantity forecast MIN OF TRANSPORTATION Min of Transportation - Severe storm forecast - Severe storm forecast - Precipitation quantity forecast - Precipitation quantity forecast - Slippery road conditions - Slippery road conditions - Fog set & rise conditions - Fog set & rise conditions MIN OF DEFENSE Min of Defense - NATO interoperable data - NATO interoperable data - Timely operational data - Timely operational data ASOC ROMATSA ROMATSA - Wind Profile - Wind Profile - Turbulence, wind-shear - Turbulence, wind-shear - Icing Conditions - Icing Conditions - Forecast of Fog set & rise - Forecast of Fog set & rise - Short-term forecast - Short-term forecast - Storm areas - Storm areas Other Subscribers Other Subscribers - Hydro-Power plants - Hydro-Power plants - Local Phone service - Local Phone service - Agriculture companies and farmers - Agriculture companies and farmers - Insurance companies - Insurance companies - Television Stations - Television Stations - Private Transportation companies - Private Transportation companies

SYSTEM CAPABILITY PRECISELY INDICATES / ANTICIPATES TIME & PLACE: 1. FLOODING AND RAINFALL ACCUMULATION 2. DAMAGING WINDS 3. HAIL, ICING, SLIPPERY, FOG, LIGHTNING 4. AIR TURBULENCE (GUST FRONTS, SEA BREEZES/FRONTS) 5. TROPOSPHERIC WIND PROFILING 6. FORESTRY AND TECHNOLOGIC FIRES /EXPLOSIONS 7. BIRDS & INSECTS BEVIES 8. AIR POLLUTION SPREADING

AUTOMATICAL MEASURE POINTS WEATHER AUTOMATICAL STATIONS (60) LIGHTNING DETECTORS NETWORK (8 Sensors) Hydro-meteorological river and sea buoys (8 River, 3 Sea)

DESWAT PROJECT OBJECTIVES MODERNIZATION OF HYDROLOGICAL PHENOMENA FORECAST SYSTEM. MODERNIZATION OF HYDROLOGICAL AND QUALITY MONITORING STATIONS INTEGRATION OF RECEPTION DATA FROM EXISTING SYSTEMS (STATIONS AND INTERNET) WITH NEW AUTOMATIC CONFIGURATION REALISATION COMMUNICATION NETWORK IN REAL TIME BETWEEN MEASURE POINTS, COLLECTING AND PROCESSING CENTERS AND USERS SUPPORTING DECISIONAL MAKERS WITH DATA AND INFORMATION IN REAL TIME FACILITING EXCHANGE OF HYDROLOGICAL DATA AT REGIONAL AND EUROPEAN LEVEL

DESWAT UPGRADE HYDROLOGICAL MONITORING STATIONS UPGRADE OR REPLACE EXISTING STRUCTURES 581 HYDROLOGICAL STATIONS 70 QAULITITY STATIONS 250 RAINGAGE STATIONS

DESWAT Upgrade Hydrometric sensors and data collection Replace manual sensors with Automatic Hydrometric Stations Level sensors (float, pressure, radar, soil moisture) Water temperature sensors Precipitation sensors Environmental quality sensors (dissolved oxygen, conductivity, ph, redox, turbidity) Heavy metal ion (nitrates, phosphates, etc.)

DESWAT DEVELOPMENT HYDROLOGICAL DATA INTEGRATION SOFTWARE Enhance analysis and product generation capabilities. Passing from paper to digital format

IMPLEMENTATION STAGES 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1930 1940 1950 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2100 Modele Hidrologice ABR Rate ABR Historical DESWAT Apele Romane Statii hidrologice automate si reteaua de comunicatii SIMIN hydrological products Imaginea Landsat a bazinului Dâmboviþa Harta topograficã suprapusã imaginii GIS baza de date pentru modele hidrologice (forecasting si hidraulic) STAGE I- Pilot Project in Arges -Vedea Basin - 18 months STAGE II - 6 BASINS- 36 MONTHS STAGE III- 5 BASINS - 24 MONTHS

SIMIN DESWAT Integration 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1930 1940 1950 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2100 A BR R at e ABR Historical with hydrological products VIPW server APELE ROMANE National Water Resource Management Center OMNI-Hydro-Trac SIMIN Forecaster workstation SIMINcast Apele Romane Basin Dispatch Centers (Level 2) Hydrological Service Centers Data GIS maps Infrastructure Sensors COF Communications Gateway Communications Gateway National Hydrological Service Center SAF-T-NET server MWEP National Management Center

WATMAN PROJECT END - USERS MINISTRY OF WATER AND ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION; MINISTRY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION APELE ROMÂNE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES AND LOCAL ADMINISTRATION CIVIL PROTECTION

PROJECT PURPOSE : 1. INCREASING REACTION CAPACITY OF CENTRAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN CASE OF FLOODS, ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION, ACCIDENTS AT HYDROTECHNICAL WORKS 2. REALIZATION OF NEW MODERN INSTRUMENT FOR WATER MANAGEMENT IN TIME OF DRAUGHTS, FLOODS, ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION 3. REALIZATION OF NEW MODERN INSTRUMENT FOR DEMAGES EVALUATION DONE BY FLOODS, ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION, ACCIDENTS AT HYDROTECHNICAL WORKS 4. INTEGRATION HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL DATA AND FORECASTS BY SIMIN AND DESWAT PROJECTS

OBJECTIVES (1): BUILDING OF 11 BASIN CENTERS (ONE IN EACH RIVER BASIN) ENDOWED WITH SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR INTERVENTION IN CASE OF FLOODS AND ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION, ETC MODERNISATION OF ACTUAL INFORMATIONAL SYSTEM FROM WATER FIELD AND INTERCONNECTION WITH INFORMATIONAL SYSTEM OF CENTRAL AND LOCAL ADMINISTRATION REALIZATION OF FIXED INTERVENTION SECTIONS IN CASE OF ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION FOR MAIN RIVERS AND TRANSBOUNDARIES RIVERS REALIZATION OF INTERVENTION PLANS TO OPTIMIZE ACTIONS OF ALL ACTORS INVOLVED IN CASE OF FLOODS, DRAUGHTS, ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION, ETC

OBJECTIVES (2): ENDOWMENT WITH SOFTWARE FOR SETTING UP OF POTENTIAL AREAS TO BE AFFECTED BY FLOODS, ACCIDENTAL POLLUTIONS, ETC ENDOWMENT WITH SOFTWARE FOR ESTABLISHING AND ASSESSING OF DAMAGES PRODUCED BY FLOODS, ACCIDENTAL POLLUTIONS, ETC. ENDOWMENT WITH SOFTWARE FOR SETTING-UP OF ACTIONS PLANS IN CASE OF SPECIAL PHENOMENA

FLOOD RISK MAP

Pilot Project Targului WATMAN Targului river Water Directorate Arges Vedea - IMPLEMENTING OF DECISIONAL SUPPORT SYSTEMS - Riusor POJORATA LERESTI VOINESTI VALEA MARE-PRAVAT CAMPULUNG Campulung GROSANI LOTURI COSTITA VAL EA PENCHII BURNESTI LAZARESTI FURNICOSI RUDENI MIHAIESTI VALEA BRADULUI VALEA POPII OPRESTI RADESTI OGREZEA STALPENI le LIVEZENI DEALUL FRUMOS CISMEA BUCSENESTI (LOTASI) DARMANESTI PISCANI Pitesti Budeasa COLIBASI Bascov Maracineni Pitesti Golesti

Pilot Project Targului WATMAN Targului river Water Directorate Arges Vedea Implementation of SCADA systems for dam monitoring, comunication systems and remote sensing of hydraulic equipements SCADA system for automatic operation of hydraulic equipement Automatic levels monitoring Comunication systems and database with technical parameters (internal pression,, seismic parameters, 3D movements, etc)

Pilot Project Targului WATMAN Targului river Water Directorate Arges Vedea - FLOOD RISK ASSESMENT - VULNERABILITY HAZARD FLOODED AREAS - DETAILED FLOOD RISK ASSESMENT 3-D D MODELS

ACTION SHEMA AT RIVER BASIN LEVEL C.C.D.D. L.C.C.D.D. BASIN DISPATCH + C. H. F. I.E.R. LEGEND SIMIN DESWATExistent Existent stations C.C.D.D. Direct intervention Feed-back (sms( sms,, net, fax) Data,warning,alert C.C.D.D.- County Committee for Disasters Defense C.H.F -Center for Hydrological Forecast C.H.F I.E.R. -Intervention Emergency Center SIMIN -Radar DESWAT -Automatic stations

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