Basic of Open Channel Hydraulics Using HEC RAS for Flood Modeling Part 4

In this tutorial, you'll learn the fundamentals of open channel hydraulics and how to apply them using HEC-RAS 2D for accurate flood modeling. We'll cover essential concepts such as hydraulic parameters, river cross-section properties, flow dynamics, Manning's equation, velocity profiles in different channel, and concept, then guide you step-by-step through setting up a 2D hydraulic model in HEC-RAS. You'll discover how to import terrain data, define computational settings, and simulate flood scenarios to analyze water surface elevations, flow velocities, and inundation extents. Whether you're a civil engineer, water resources professional, or student, this video will help you build a strong foundation in 2D flood modeling and equip you with practical skills to assess flood risks, design mitigation measures, and support resilient infrastructure planning.
Who Should Watch?
Civil & hydraulic engineers, Flood risk managers, GIS and water resources professionals, and Students learning hydraulic modeling
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Missed previous parts? Catch the full playlist here:
   • Beginners Guide to Flood Modeling using HE...  
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