this one is just of interest

[Red Lead Ted]

Something of interest perhaps !

[Doc Vernon]

Don't know if this is Nautical Terry?
But is it to do with the Floods in Malawi
Cheers

[Doc Vernon]

More likely though is the recent heavy Rains they have had in Cape Town and surrounds
such as Somerset West ,Edgemead and parts of Blaauberg
Cheers

[Les Woodard]

Can not help thinking it look like somewhere in Oz Vern. So Queensland would spring to mind if that is the case.

[Doc Vernon]

Yes Les
I think you could well be correct I did not think on Aussie LOL
Thought Terry was sort of pointing to South Africa ??
Cheers

Terry I am afraid this Mod does not know ?? LOL

[Chris Allman]

Could be the Daly River region south of Darwin

[Red Lead Ted]

The Clarence River has flooded areas around Grafton NSW four times since 2009, significantly affecting rural properties.Photo: NSW State Emergency Service, Clarence Nambucca Region.
Remote sensing flood data is filling the gaps
This article originally appeared in the Autumn 2016 edition of Fire Australia magazine. By Freya Jones.

Predicting water depth and its velocity is key for timely and accurate flood forecasts, and Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC research along the Clarence River in northern New South Wales has recently undertaken a hydrological survey to improve flood forecasting in the area.

Using a HydroSurveyor, including an echo sounder, Doppler velocity profiler and GPS antenna, the research team has built a three-dimensional map of the river bed which can be maintained as conditions change.

This is a significant benefit for the Clarence Valley, and will be used to calculate the capacity of the river to deal with incoming flows, says Associate Professor Valentijn Pauwels, who is leading the CRC project, Improving flood forecast skill using remote sensing data. Terry

[Doc Vernon]

Thanks Terry
As it was not actually Nautical I have Edited a few lines and the Header and moved the Thread
Cheers

Hope you wont mind mate!