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Abstract
The flood model (MuFlood) had been developed and applied as a flood early warning system in Jakarta, Indonesia. The low land Jakarta faces flood threat because of a significant land-use change in the upstream region, especially in the Katulampa catchment area. Katulampa, Bogor, is located 350 meters above Mean Sea Level (MSL). The distance from Katulampa to Manggarai Gate in Ciliwung River is approximately 91 km. The flood arrival time is about 12 hours. The output of MuFlood is as input for the ocean hydrodynamics model (MuHydro3D) using the 3D Non-Orthogonal Boundary Fitted. The paper presents the integrated model results to simulate flood events from Katulampa and the local catchment area of Jakarta. The comparison between observation and model prediction from the MuFlood hydrodynamic model is excellent for the 21-22 September 2020 case. MuHydro3D predicted that from 21-22 September 2020 case cause the water level increases up to 19 cm on West Flood Canal (KBB), and the closer the bay, the water level will gradually smaller and as same as the tide.
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1 Ocean Engineering Research Group, Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Institut Teknologi Bandung , Jalan Ganesha No 10 , Indonesia