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SYMPOSIUM FORMAT


The UFRIM Symposium will have the follwing format:

  • Special Plenary Lectures - Results of the 2nd Call of ERA-Net CRUE*
  • Keynote Lectures
  • Technical Sessions
  • Poster Session
  • Technical Exhibition
  • Study Tours

 

TOPICS OF THE SYMPOSIUM

A Structural Flood Protection Measures
Small Dams, Retention Basins, River Training, Mobile Flood Protection, Flood-proofed Buildings and Infrastructure, Canal System
B Flood Forecasting, Warning Systems and
other Non-Structural Measures
Weather Forecast, Measurement Methods, Precipitation-Runoff Simulation
C   Flood Safety Assessment
Risk Analysis, Risk Maps, Spatial Planning, Vulnerability Analysis, Physical Model Tests, Numerical Simulations, Dam Break,
Pollution, National and International Guidelines and Regulations
D   Flood Management and Enhancement of Resilience
Risk Communication, Action Plans, Disaster Control Management, Responsibilities, Information Platform, Flood Damage Assessment, Responsibility of Dam Owners in regard to Flood Protection, Insurance, Flood Resilient Communities
E   Flood History and Response
Recent Flood Events, New Concepts of Flood Protection, Urban Floods in Developing Countries, International Cooperation, Actual Projects
F Social Aspects and Public Participation
Risk Awareness, Risk Perception, Sensitization, Risk Communication



Download of the topics as .pdf

 

* ERA-Net CRUE SPECIAL SESSION

logo_eranet_grossThe ERA-Net CRUE project, funded within the Sixth EU Framework Programme, introduced structure within the area of European research on flood risk management (FRM). The vision for the ERA-Net CRUE action on flooding is to support and develop an extensive co-ordination and integration of regional, national, and European research programmes, projects and policies in the FRM field.


The second ERA-Net CRUE Research Funding Initiative "Flood Resilient Communities – Managing the Consequences of Flooding" was launched in support of the EU Floods Directive 2007/60/EC, which was introduced as a result of several severe flood events causing loss of life and property. Within this initiative seven international joint research projects with test sites all over Europe are funded and focus on a broad spectrum of issues related to the enhancement of resilience. In conjunction with the Final Symposium of the Funding Initiative, these projects are presented in a special plenary session on Sept. 21st.
Major details on ERA-Net CRUE and the 2nd Research Funding Initiative are available on: http://www.crue-eranet.net.


Projects: DIANE-CM, FIM-FRAME, FREEMAN, IMRA, RISKMAP, SUFRI, UR-FLOOD

 
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