Dams are very useful hydraulic structures nowadays as they allow the generation of renewable energy, such as the case of the Tablachaca dam, one of the largest in Peru, which harnesses the waters of the Mantaro River. This dam is located in the Quichuas-Huancavelica sector and provides a significant amount of energy each year. However, it also poses a significant risk to the surrounding population and the Electroperu camp since it has been observed that this type of structure can fail due to hydraulic, structural, and geotechnical factors, leading to a breach in the structure or affecting its internal functioning, potentially resulting in dam failure. In such an event, it would devastate the downstream population. In this investigation, our focus was to corroborate this hypothesis in order to identify and delimit the most affected areas by the displacement of the flow. We compiled data t...