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1 TAKAYAMA HINACHI KIZU-River SYORENJI Integrated Management Office NUNOME MUROU KIZU-River Integrated Management Office
2 For Rich Living of People Outline of KIZU-River Basin Outline of YODO (KIZU) River Basin YODO River Basin includes six prefectures, MIE, SHIGA, KYOTO, OSAKA, HYOGO and NARA. Upsteam of the River is divided into UJI-River, KIZU-River and KATSURA-River. YODO-River flows to OSAKA bay after confluence of these 3 rivers at south-east of KYOTO. Headwaters of KIZU-River is from SUZUKA and NUNOBIKI mountain rage. KIZU-River meets NABARI- River at OKAWARA after through mountanous vally and UENO area. KIZU-River meets WAZUKA-River at KAMO after confluence of NUNOME-River at KASAGI. Finaly, KIZU-River reaches to confluence point of three rivers at south-east of KYOTO. KIZU-River is 1st class river (management by Natinal Governemnt), Catchment area is 1,596km2. It occupy 21.9% of total catchment area of YODO-River. On KIZU-River basin, TAKAYAMA Dam, SYORENJI Dam, MURO Dam, NUNOME Dam and HINACHI Dan was constructed, these dams have reduced flood and storm risk and suppied water for drinking, industry and agriculture. NABARI-River flows from TAKAMI mountain range. NABARI-River is 1st class river, catchment area is 615km2. Basin includes three prefectures, KYOTO, NARA and MIE Ratio of YODO-River Catchment area INA-River 4.6% Downstream of YODO-River 9.8% Lake BIWA 46.7% River KATSURA-River 13.4% KIZU-River 19.4% 8,240km UJI-River 6.1% Catchment area and Length of rivers Lake BIWA UJI-River KIZU-River NABARI-River Others KATSURA-River Downstream of YODO INA-River TOTAL Catchement Area Length of River (km) Water Supply Development of water resources by reservoirs dams had been implemented for increase of water demands for domestic and industry during and after high economic growth period (1960s). And, we supply irrigation water for agriculture filed along NABRI-River and KIZU- River from reservoirs. Domestice water supply plan by reservoirs Domestic water supply area Area / OSAKA pref. KYOTO pref. NARA pref. OSAKA city HIRAKATA city MORIGUCHI city HANSHIN area AMAGASAKI city NABARI city NARA city YAMAZOE village TSUGE village TOTAL TAKAYAMA SYORENJI MURO NUNOME HINACHI KYOTO Pref. SHIGA Pref. HYOGO Pref. MIE Pref. OSAKA Pref. NARA Pref. 1
3 Map of KIZU-River Basin 2
4 For Effective Management Outline of KIZU-River Basin Outline of Integrated reservoir management office KIZU-River Integrated Management Office has managed five reservoirs on upstearm of KIZU-River effeciency and effectively for water resources management. And integrated office have roles as a core office to comunicate with related agency for management. Organazational Structure General Affairs Division Director Vice-Director (Genral Affairs) Vice-Director (Engineering Affairs) Management Division Electricity and Telecommunication Division Machiner Division TAKAYAMA Operation and SORENJI Operation and MURO Operation and NUNOME Operation and HINACHI Operation and Maintenance office Flow Chart of Communication MLIT YODO-River Integrated Management Office KIZU-River Upstream River Management Office Japan Water Agency Kansai Regional Information Japan Water Agency Information Direction of operation Information KIZU-River Integrated Management Office -Collect and Transfer information -Disaster Response weather Forecast Radar Hydrological data Monitoring Camera cooperation TAKAYAMA SYORENJI MURO NUNOME HINACHI Operation and Patrol Maintenance oacilities 3
5 Telecommunication System for Integrated Management Outline of Telecommunication System KIZU-River Integrated Management Office has communication line with not only five reservoirs but also YODO-River Integrated Management Office, KIZU upstream River Management office and Japan Water Agency Headquators and Kansai Regional Office. These communication lines are consist of strong radio signal that is stable against disaster. we manage reservoirs effectively and effeciency with collecting hydorological data (Water Level, Rainfall, etc) for water supply and flood control. Telephone line and Network Legend Radar, (Rainfall observation) Telemer (Water Level, Rainfall data) Optical Fiber Cable (Monitoriing Video 4
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7 Data and Information Management for Interated Management It is necessary for 5 reservoirs integrated management to observe and collect hydrological data(river Water Level, Rainfall, data) on Real-Time. We manage the information and data through telecommunication control facility for 24 hours. TAKAYAMA, SYORENJI, MURO, NUNOME, HINACHI Telemeter Meteorological Radar Hydro-data Water Video Upstream Rainfall River Water Inflow Downstream Rainfall River Discharge 31 stations Water Intake Others Level 30 stations Others Meteorology Earthquake Rainfall-Density Satellate Seismic Whole country Rainfall Intensity KINKI Region Forecast YODO-River Basin Typhoon Forecast Warning Rainfall History Data River Flow Meteorological Data Radar KIZU-River Integrated Management Office Telecommunication Server Display of data, River Flow and Monitoring Video data River Montoring Water Inflow Discharge Intake Others River Flow System Hydro-data Rainfal Flood Data Water Inflow Discharge Intake Others Video Upstream Downstrea Water Others Mobile data communication KIZU- River Upstream Managemenrt Office (MLIT) YODO-River Integrated Managemenrt Office (MLIT) Japan Water Agency KANSAI Regional Office 6
8 Location Map of Rainfall and Water Level Stations Water Level Station Rainfall Station Rainfall Station Water Level Station 7
9 TAKAYAMA Flood Control (Refer to "Hydrograph of Flood Control Plan) Irrigation and Conservation of River Environment -Surpply Irrigartion Water (Max 4.8m3s) at OKAWARA point for 3,300ha along KIZU- River -Discharge maintenance flow for river environment Domestic Water Surpply domestic water (5.0m3/s) to OSAKA and KOBE area Hydro-power 6,000kW (Max 14.0m3.s) managed by KANSAI Electricity Power Company Hydro-Graph of Flood Control Plan Design High Water 3,400m3/s Max. Discharge 1,800m3/s Start of Flood Control 1,300m3/s Allocation of Capacity area Hight of Dam Body Lenght of Dam Body Volume of Dam Body Area Total Capacity Usage Capacity 8
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11 SYORENJI Flood Control (Refer to "Hydrograph of Flood Control Plan) Irrigation and Conservation of River Environment -Supply Irrigartion Water (Max. 1.3m3s) at OKAWARA point for 3,300ha along KIZU- River -Supply Irrigation Water (Max. 1.66m3/s) for 125ha along KIZU-River in NABARI area -Discharge maintenance flow for river environment Domestic Water -Supply domestic water (2.3m3/s) to OSAKA and KOBE area -Supply domestic water (0.19m3/s) to NABARI-city Irrigation Water -Supply irrigation water (1.72m3/s) to NABARI area Hydro-power 2,000kW (Max 3.9m3.s) managed by MIE Prefecture Hydro-Graph of Flood Control Plan Inflow Discharge Allocation of Capacity area Hight of Dam Body Lenght of Dam Body Volume of Dam Body Area Total Capacity Usage Capacity 10
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13 MURO Flood Control (Refer to "Hydrograph of Flood Control Plan) Irrigation and Conservation of River Environment -Supply Irrigartion Water (Max. 2.3m3s) at KADAKA point for 348ha along UDA- River -Discharge maintenance flow for river environment Domestic Water -Supply domestic water (1.6m3/s) to NARA Prefecture (SAKURAI Water Treatment Plants) Hydro-power for Management Generate power for reservoir operation and manintenance works -Max. flow 1.8m3/s -Effective Head 43.80m -Max. Output 560kW Hydro-Graph of Flood Control Plan Inflow Discharge Allocation of Capacity area Hight of Dam Body Lenght of Dam Body Volume of Dam Body Area Total Capacity Usage Capacity 12
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15 NUNOME Flood Control (Refer to "Hydrograph of Flood Control Plan) Irrigation and Conservation of River Environment -Discharge maintenance flow for river environment including irrigation water Domestic Water -Supply domestic water (1.136m3/s) to NARA-city Hydro-power for Management Generate power for reservoir operation and manintenance works -Max. flow 2.2m3/s -Effective Head 56.87m -Max. Output 990kW Hydro-Graph of Flood Control Plan Design High Water 460m3/s Max. Discharge 150m3/s Start of Flood Control 100m3/s Allocation of Capacity area Hight of Dam Body Lenght of Dam Body Volume of Dam Body Area Total Capacity Usage Capacity 14
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17 HINACHI Flood Control (Refer to "Hydrograph of Flood Control Plan) Irrigation and Conservation of River Environment -Discharge maintenance flow for river environment including irrgation water in NABARI area Domestic Water -Supply domestic water (1.5m3/s) to NABARI-city,KYOTO prefecture and NARAcity Hydro-power 1,800kW (Max 3.7m3.s) managed by MIE Prefecture Hydro-power for Management Generate power for reservoir operation and manintenance works -Max. flow 0.3m3/s -Effective Head 38.41m -Max. Output 77kW Hydro-Graph of Flood Control Plan Inflow Discharge Allocation of Capacity area Hight of Dam Body Lenght of Dam Body Volume of Dam Body Area Total Capacity Usage Capacity 16
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