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Testing a simple 2D hydraulic model in an urban flood experiment

Hydraulic modelling of flood events involving urban areas constitutes a difficult challenge due to the complexity of topography and flow dynamics that characterize such an environment. Despite the increasing availability of detailed, high‐resolution topographic data, the assessment of model performance is still hampered by the scarcity of observed data describing the development of flood events.