The diagrams below show how houses can be protected in areas which are prone to flooding. Summarise it.

The diagrams below show how houses can be protected in areas which are prone to flooding. Summarise it.
The diagram illustrates the impact a stopbank can make to prevent flooding. A house without
such
protection has a higher risk of flooding.
However
,
conversely
, with
such
shielding, there might still be flooding but not high. First of all, the upper diagram shows an illustration of how a stopbank acts as a barrier to stop flooding from a nearby river. The barrier is a mound near a drain and higher than a prediction of 100-year flood height.
In addition
, we
also
need to create a floodgate beneath the blockade so that the water can be transferred back into the drain. The second illustration indicates a completely different condition where the house is at great peril with direct exposure to the overflow of water. It can be seen clearly that the flood almost drown the house with only a 300 mm freeboard. In conclusion, a safer situation can be provided by building a stopbank between the drain and the accommodation,
while
on contrary, the home has the potential of sinking without a barrier.
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  • prone to flooding, elevate, structure, waterproof materials, stilts, platforms, modify, water flow, barriers, levees, floodwalls, sandbags, landscaping adjustments, rain garden, water-resistant materials, renovation, stainless steel, concrete fixtures, elevated electrical systems, short circuits, emergency kit, water pump, flood alarm system, detachable electrical system
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