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Assessment of torrential flood susceptibility: Case study - Ukrina River Basin (B&H)

Torrential floods are the most frequent natural catastrophic events in the
 Republic of Srpska (B&H). The main objective of this study is susceptibility
 assessment to torrential floods in Ukrina River Basin using Index Based
 Method (IBM) and Flash Flood Potential Method (FFPI), which operates
 entirely in a GIS environment. The definition and identification of
 influencing factors for torrential floods was the first step in the process
 of developing the Torrential Flood Susceptibility Model (TFSM). According to
 the results of these models, 54.00% and 40.86% of the Ukrina Basin area is
 in the categories of strong and very strong susceptibility to torrential
 floods. The second task was to identify the torrential basins and create the
 Register and the Cadastre of Torrential Basins in the Ukrina River Basin.
 After detailed field survey and analyses, 154 torrential basins have been
 identified, occupying 551.37 km2 of the Ukrina Basin. According to the
 validation indicators of the Torrential Flood Susceptibility Model, 138
 torrential basins are in the category of strong and very strong
 susceptibility according to Index Based Method, while 112 torrential basins
 are in the same category of susceptibility according to Flash Flood
 Potential Index Method, which are very good results of the validation. This
 paper presents the significant step towards better understanding of the
 phenomenon of torrential floods in the Republic of Srpska (B&H). The data
 presented in this paper are also significant to practical issues such as
 integral water management projects, spatial planning, sustainable land
 planning and protection of soil, forest ecosystems and environmental
 protection, sediment management, agriculture and other human activities.