Risk-informed planning · Localhost prototype
Plan exposure screening
Compare LUP 2030 with modelled flood exposure.
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Flood depth
- 0.10–0.20 m
- 0.20–0.50 m
- 0.50–1.00 m
- 1.00–1.50 m
- 1.50–2.00 m
- More than 2.00 m
LUP 2030 plan overlay
44 source classes grouped into 11 map colors.
- Residential
- Commerce & public services
- Industry & production
- Agriculture & aquaculture
- Forest & protected land
- Water & irrigation
- Transport & technical infrastructure
- Public facilities & administration
- Defense & security
- Cemetery, religious & heritage
- Other / unclassified
LUP 2030 · FLOOD EXPOSURE
What changes across flood scenarios?
Explore planned land uses, then compare the same class across the models.
The map uses a newer 2 m release. These prepared statistics are not yet verified against that release. Unknown cells do not mean dry land.
Thresholds change these charts. The map continues to show all modelled depths.
Which land uses are exposed?
Select a class to explore it across all scenarios.
No classes match. Try another name or code.
Follow one land-use class
All percentages use the sampled class area, including unknown cells. They are not flood probabilities.
Compare all 24 model scenarios
Same LUP 2030 class. Tap a cell to select that scenario on the map and in these charts.
| Pathway / horizon | 1999* | 2020* | 2022* |
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*Reference flood events used in future model scenarios, not observations for those years. Each row holds pathway and horizon constant.
How to read these charts
Areas are sampled at 30 m cell centres. The three bar segments show depth above the chosen threshold, finite depth at or below it, and cells whose dry/no-data meaning is unresolved. Source polygon area and sampled area differ. Small polygons can be under-represented; values are rounded.
VN-2000 plan alignment with the flood grid still requires validation. Use this pilot for exploration, not planning approval, predicted damage or live flood warnings.