Flood control and regulation plans

Flood risk management means comprehensive actions and plans that help prepare for flooding. River-specific flood risk assessments and flood models are used to prepare flood risk maps, which are used in the management of flood risks. Changes to alteration permissions can be used as an attempt to optimise draining and water management at the level of the entire water body as the climate and hydrological cycle change. Site-specific flood protection solutions help prevent damage in a limited area. Choosing the correct sizes for the spaces in bridges and culverts ensures appropriate water flow and prevents damage in the catchment area above the spaces.

Comprehensive flood risk management planning
Calculated estimations of damage caused by flooding bodies of water
Tailored flood protection solutions to prevent damage
Preparation of water system regulation plans and verification that the regulation fulfils the needs (water management planning, climate change)
Statements on spaces between bridge structures and other hydrological reports