Flood risk modelling for the Columbia River Treaty Review

  • H. Hu, J. Giovando, R. Cahill, J. Klipsch, S. Marxen, T. Schwarz and P. Dickerson
  • Vol. 20 - Issue 4, 2013

The overall goal of the Columbia River Treaty 2014/2024 (CRT) Review is to meet the responsibility of the US Entity, which is to provide the accountable parties with information necessary to support a US decision regarding the future of the Treaty. The US Entity comprises the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and Bonneville Power Administration (BPA). The CRT Review has included analyses of the two current Treaty purposes, flood risk management and hydropower. This paper reviews the process used in generating regulated streamflows for the CRT Review flood risk analysis.

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  • Vol. 20 - Issue 4, 2013

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