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Flood estimation of Gangabal lake in Indus river basin using MIKE 11

The on-going retreat of glaciers in the Hindu Kush- Himalaya has been reported to be attributed to global warming in the recent years. While deglaciation may cause a suite of impact, one of the most visible and tangible impact is the formation of glacial lake. Large flash floods resulting from these types of lakes can be responsible for significant loss of lives and property. In this study a methodological approach for the GLOF risk analysis is presented. A glacial lake outburst hydrograph was simulated in case of worst case scenario using a dam break model in MIKE 11 for Gangabal lake. The peak discharge were found to be of the order of 8791, 9991, 11089 cumecs for breach width 80,100,120 meters respectively at failure time of 60 minutes.