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Appendix F - Flood Study
Attached to the e-mail Multiple Housing Type 3 Retirement & Special Needs (48 units) - MCU18/0009.
Flood Study
Noosa Care - Carramar
5 Results
5.1 Comparison with Previous Modelling
5.1.1 Peak Flows
The peak flows generated in the 2017 model match well with the 2006 study, as shown in Table 5-1.
Table 5-1 Flow Comparison
1% AEP Peak Flow
Flow Comparison (m3/s)
Location
2006 Flood Study RORB
Location A/
10.0 12.4
Cooroy Noosa Road
Location C /
122.7 122.8
Golf Course Drive
5.1.2 Peak Water Levels
The peak water levels were compared to the results of the 2006 study, as shown in Table 5-2. The location
of the cross-sections is provided in Figure 2-2.
The site is located between cross-sections 3 and 4 on the East Tributary branch. The peak water levels match
well with the results of the original flood study, particularly for the area immediately around the site. At cross-
sections 4 and 6 a range of water levels from the 2D model has been provided as the water levels are variable
in these locations. Cross-section 4 is located around the dam outlet and cross-section 6 is located at the
confluence of the two streams.
Table 5-2 Flood Level Comparison
Water level
2006 Flood Study
(m AHD) Difference
(m)
1% AEP 1% AEP
Branch Cross-section Chainage
(2006) (2017)
Wooroi Creek 1 780 8.13 8.35 0.22
Wooroi Creek 2 540 7.10 7.66 0.46
East Tributary 3 900 8.45 8.50 0.05
East Tributary 4 700 7.45 7.11 to 8.06 -
East Tributary 5a 520 7.42 7.05 -0.37
East Tributary 5 480 7.10 7.02 -0.08
Confluence 6 440 7.00 6.92 to 7.37 -
Confluence 7 240 6.82 6.97 0.15
Confluence 8 0 6.53 6.59 0.06
5.2 Climate Change
Since the original 2006 flood study was prepared, it is now required to consider the potential impacts of climate
change when defining the flood levels for a site. The 1 and 10% AEP climate change events were therefore
analysed. The resultant peak water levels at the original cross-section locations are provided in Table 5-3.
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