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The diagrams below show how houses can be protected in areas which are prone to flooding. Write a report for a university, lecturer describing the information shown below.

The diagrams below show how houses can be protected in areas which are prone to flooding. Write a report for a university, lecturer describing the information shown below. ldEY1
The diagram illustrates how buildings in flooding-prone areas can be safeguarded. Overall, the picture shows two methods in which a house can be protected; one is building a stopbank on the riverbank and the other is raising the height of the building above the flood level. First, in one with a stopbank, The stopbank is built along the riverside over the berm. The 100-year flood level is the mark of maximum flood level, from that mark to the height of the stopbank is freeboard. At the bottom of the stopbank, there is a floodgate that sends water back into the river due to internal ponding by the internal runoff of water during rain. In contrast, the second method is without the stopbank in which the buildings are raised from the ground floor of a certain height. The ponding level and the house floor level is the freeboard must be at least 300mm to prevent flooding into the house. So the building must be raised by the height of the freeboard from the ponding level or flooding level. To summarize, the one with a stopbank and without a stopbank can be effective when the area is prone to flooding, and both are suitable for the riverside buildings.
The diagram illustrates how
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buildings
in flooding-prone areas can
be safeguarded
.
Overall
, the picture
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shows
two methods in which a
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house
can
be protected
; one is
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building
a
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stopbank
on the riverbank and the other
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is
raising the
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height
of the
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building
above the flood level.

First
, in one with a
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stopbank
, The
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stopbank
is built
along the riverside over the berm. The 100-year flood
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level
is the mark of maximum flood
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level
, from that mark to the
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height
of the
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stopbank
is freeboard. At the bottom of the
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stopbank
, there is a floodgate that
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sends
water back into the river due to internal
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ponding
by the internal runoff of water during rain.

In contrast
, the second method is without the
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stopbank
in which the
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buildings
are raised
from the
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ground floor
of a certain
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height
. The
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ponding
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level
and the
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house
floor
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level
is the freeboard
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must
be at least
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300mm
to
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prevent
flooding into the
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house
.
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So
the
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building
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must
be raised
by the
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height
of the freeboard from the
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ponding
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level
or flooding level.

To summarize
, the one with a
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stopbank
and without a
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stopbank
can be effective when the area is prone to flooding, and both are suitable for the riverside
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buildings
.
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IELTS academic The diagrams below show how houses can be protected in areas which are prone to flooding. Write a report for a university, lecturer describing the information shown below.

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