Rainfall Runoff Modelling of Panchaganga River Using HEC-HMS Software and it's Analysis.

The present study of this project is intended on the formation of a working flood model of the river Panchaganga flood in the Kolhapur stretch which is in Maharashtra state in India. Using HEC-HMS the precipitation is used to estimate the run off along the watershed. The central aim of this project resides in the development of a calibrated working model of the 2019 floods. This model is later used to simulate the various possibilities of flood event. Rainfall Runoff Model which is a mathematical model which relates the rainfall and runoff with the use of catchment area or watershed area. Hydrological modeling can estimate for the runoff in the study area of the model by evaluating the precipitation and discharges inputs given to the HEC-HMS software. Hydrological models on the other hand estimates the surface runoff within the study area. In recent decades, India has experienced an increase in the frequency of flood disasters. Flood is a flow that overtops either hydraulic structure or river bank along a stream resulting in damage to the adjoining property or life. The primary reason behind this is the Climate change and Immense urbanization, which has resulting in alteration of basin characteristics. The development projects near riverbanks have the worst effects on a reach's ability to drain, which increases the likelihood of flood-like conditions. In this project an area of the Panchaganga river is to be taken and a flood mapping using HEC-HMS (Hydrological Modelling System) and GIS software is to be drawn. According to the drawn flood map there will be a suitable mitigation measure suggested and the effect of the suggested mitigation measure is to be modeled.