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Fig 1.

Locations of study area and the hydrological and meteorological observation stations.

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Fig 2.

Records of annual highest water level of Panhlaing River at the Nyaungdon station from 1985 to 2016.

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Fig 3.

(a) Total rainfall hyetographs of ten observation stations and (b) hydrographs of upstream inflow observed at the Zalun station from April 1 to August 31 in 2011, 2015, and 2016.

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Table 1.

Data sets and data sources.

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Fig 4.

The flowchart of model simulation used in this study.

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Fig 5.

Comparisons of the simulated and observed discharges for the (a, d) 2011, (b, e) 2015, and (c, f) 2016 flood events at the Zalun station; (a)-(c) show the model results calibrated against the 2011 flood event, while (d)-(f) are the model results calibrated against the 2016 flood event, i.e., the cross-calibration results.

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Fig 6.

Model-simulated potential flood inundated areas for the (a) 2011 and (b) 2015 (c) 2016 flood events.

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Fig 7.

Comparison of flood extent areas: (a) model simulation and observed (MSI) for the 2015 flood event and (b) model simulation and observed (MODIS) for the 2016 flood event.

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Table 2.

Potential flood inundated area with different water depth in three flooded years.

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Table 3.

Summary of the modeled and satellite-observed inundation results and the model performance metrics.

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Fig 8.

Flood hazard map of Nyaungdon Township based on the composite results of the 2015 and 2016 flood events, which corresponds to a flood event with about 30-year return period.

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