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Dato’ Ir. Lim Chow Hock Department of Irrigation & Drainage, Malaysia
Malaysia Geospatial Forum 2012 Melaka Mar 2012 National River Rehabilitation Program Dato’ Ir. Lim Chow Hock Department of Irrigation & Drainage, Malaysia
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Definition of River and River Basin
“River” means any river, stream, creek or other natural water course, and/or any tributary, distributary or artificial deviation thereof (National Land Code 1965) “River Basin” means the area of land from which all surface runoff flows through a sequence of streams, rivers and possibly lakes into the sea at a single river mouth, estuary or delta (European Union Water Framework Directive 2000) 2
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RIVER BASIN
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Definition of River “Rehabilitation”
To bring back river to its original condition (back to nature) with a healthy eco-system Multi-action and steps to recreate the dynamic balance and function of the river to a sustainable state
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River Rehabilitation Objectives
To restore natural water quality To restore flow regime To restore channel stability and geometry To restore riparian community of life To restore vegetation and aquatic life
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Spafford Creek, Otisco Lake Watershed, New York
River Rehabilitation Spafford Creek, Otisco Lake Watershed, New York
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Issues Related to River
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Land Development– Erosion & Sedimentation
Uncontrolled Land Development
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Urbanization – Flooding
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Solid Waste - River Pollution
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Effluent Discharge - Water Pollution
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The Need for an Integrated River Basin Management (IRBM)
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INTEGRATED RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT (IRBM)
“The process of coordinating conservation, management and development of water, land and related resources across sectors within a given river basin, in order to maximize the economic and social benefits derived from water resources in an equitable manner while preserving and, where necessary, restoring freshwater ecosystems.” (Adapted from Integrated Water Resources Management, Global Water Partnership Technical, Advisory Committee Background Papers, No. 4, 2000.)
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RIVER CONSERVATION & REHABILITATIONS
DAM (JPS) IRRIGATION FLOOD MITIGATION DRAINAGE RECREATION RIVER CONSERVATION & REHABILITATIONS WATER QUALITY RIVER CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT NAVIGATION
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MISI, VISI & OBJEKTIF IRBM MISSION, VISION & OBJECTIVES MISSION VISION
“To manage water resources, river basins, flood risks and coastal zone to achieve environmental sustainability and enhanced quality of life.” VISION “To inculcate GIS culture for efficient and effective service delivery by 2020 “ provide an integrated framework for planning and management of water resources facilitate decision making on water resources and water resources related issues enhance the awareness of the trends & potential benefits on water resources management OBJECTIVE
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Geospatial Information for an Integrated River Basin Management
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National River Register
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River Basin Delineation
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189 RIVER BASINS Peninsular : 89 Sarawak : 22 Sabah : 78 Example :
Kinta River Basin,Perak Tg. Rambutan Ipoh Bt. Gajah Kampar Seri Iskandar
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River Basin Geospatial Information
Data Collection Engineering Surveys of river Alignment, Centre line, Banks Longitudinal sections Cross-sections Reserve / ROW Topographical Map Cadastral Map Satellite Images DEM (liDAR or IFSAR) Structures (Dam, Bed Control, Barrage, Gates, log boom etc.) Hydrological Stations (water level, rainfall) Water Quality Stations (DID, ASMA)
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Application of Geospatial in the River Rehabilitation Programs
One State One River (1S1R) Muar River Basin Management
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ONE STATE ONE RIVER (1S1R) PROGRAM
Sg. Hiliran Sg. Pengkalan Chepa Sg. Galing Sg. Kinta Sg. Perlis Sg. Petani Sg. Pinang Sg. Penchala Sg. Temiang Sg. Melaka Sg. Skudai Sg. Papar Sg. Bintagor
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1 STATE 1 RIVER–CONCEPT OF MINI IRBM
River Mapping i. Identify sources of pollution Monitor Water Quality Index at regular intervals Form River Monitoring Committee Identify responsibilities of each department to control river pollution v. Each department bid for allocation to overcome river pollution problems
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Sg Temiang River Alignment and Boundary
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Sg. Melaka Flood Warning System
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Application of Geospatial in the River Rehabilitation Programs
One State One River (1S1R) Muar River Basin Management
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Slope Failure at Sg. Perak
PERAK TENGAH DISTRICT
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River Bank Protection at Batu Teguh River
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Sand Mining in Sg. Kerian River Basin
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Sand Mining
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Application of Geospatial in the River Rehabilitation Programs
One State One River (1S1R) Muar River Basin Management
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Muar River Basin 32
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Muar River Basin – showing river, state and district boundary
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Muar River Basin- Flooded Area (2007)
Kawasan Banjir 397 km2 . Source: The Preparatory Survey For Integrated River Basin Management Incorporating Integrated Flood Management With Adaptation Of Climate Change (JICA 2010)
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Muar River Basin – River Water Quality (2007)
Source: The Preparatory Survey For Integrated River Basin Management Incorporating Integrated Flood Management With Adaptation Of Climate Change (JICA 2010)
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Application of Geospatial in River Management
The way forward
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What Next ? River Basin Monitoring
5 urgent projects to use geospatial data for DSS Sg. Klang RoL Project Sg. Muar Basin Sg. Muda Basin Sg. Damansara Sub-Basin Sg. Selangor Basin Progress Report under Geospatial Steering Committee at NRE Ministerial Level
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River Basin Monitoring
Activities in the river basin / catchment Land use changes Development activities River corridor illegal encroachment, Squatters Deforestation Sand Mining Pollution discharge Changes in water quality
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Conclusion River as a valuable asset to the country (not a liablity) should be well managed, conserved and rehabilitated from time to time. Geospatial data capturing the location and ground condition is a very useful information tool that helps in making sound decision within a river basin.
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Dead River Healthy River
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Thank you Director River Basin & Coastal Zone Management Division
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