Funded by: Project Compound partners: Co-operation partners executing organisation: 1 Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) Support Programme:

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Workshop on National Platforms 23 – 29 August 2008, Davos Switzerland Federal Department of Foreign Affairs FDFA Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.

Advertisements

Strengthening partnerships in disaster risk reduction WMO, XV Congress, Geneva, 2007.

CaPP Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation into Disaster Reduction Activities Living with risk in a changing climate Elisabeth Mausolf, 5. June 2003.

4 th International Symposium on Flood Defence Generation of Severe Flood Scenarios by Stochastic Rainfall in Combination with a Rainfall Runoff Model U.

Carly Jerla Bureau of Reclamation Michael Hayes National Drought Mitigation Center University of Nebraska-Lincoln Risk Assessment Scoping Workshop for.

“Floods - Past and Present Issues” Address given to The Royal Scottish Society of Arts 11th February 2002 Edinburgh by Professor George Fleming FREng FRSE.

Application of OGC Sensor Web Enablement Standards for the planning of atmospheric research flights Thomas Everding, Marc Rautenhaus.

MeteoAlarm Guidelines F.Kroonenberg, C.Honore, M.Staudinger.

Research Programme Design and Management – Experiences from CRUE – Partner Countries Reiner Enders PTJ (Project Management Organisation Juelich) Brussels,

LCG-DER Meeting 10 July 2014 Flood / Monsoon Preparedness 2014 Department of Disaster Management Ministry of Disaster Management & Relief.

World Meteorological Organization Working together in weather, climate and water Adaptation to Climate Change Impacts on Coastal Communities M.V.K. Sivakumar.

Protection and Disaster Risk Reduction (Place) – (Date) Session 6.1: Integrating Protection into Disaster Risk Reduction.

1 Flood Risk Management Session 3 Dr. Heiko Apel Risk Analysis Flood Risk Management.

Challenges in Urban Meteorology: A Forum for Users and Providers OFCM Panel Summaries Bob Dumont Senior Staff Meteorologist OFCM.

IWRM as a Tool for Adaptation to Climate Change

Bavarian Environment Agency Addressing Adaptation in the Planning Context The German perspective Professor Dr. Ing. Albert Göttle President of the Bavarian.

Serving society Stimulating innovation Supporting legislation The Global Flood Partnership bridging the gaps from science to operations.

DISASTER RISK REDUCTION COORDINATION MECHANISMS AND EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS National Legislation and Coordination Mechanisms The Case of Brazil Lauro T.

WMO Blue Peace - Water Security in the Middle East: Strategic Management of Hydrological and Meteorological Data and Information Product Generation Al-Hamndou.

European Commission’s Green Paper COM(2007)354 adopted on 29 June 2007 Adapting to climate change in Europe – options for EU action - Rosário Bento Pais.

27 March 2009 Météo-France and hydrology Jean-Marie Carrière Director of Forecasting.

Impacts, uncertainties and non-linearities of extreme events (heavy precipitation and floods) in a changing climate Luis J. Mata Center for Development.

National Weather Service - Southeast River Forecast Center Southeast River Forecast Center North Florida Visit July 17-20, 2006 Southeast River Forecast.

EFDRR Our Goal… Good HFA Exchanges 1.Describe some exchanges that have taken place and any results. 2.Analyse the results of the questionnaire. 3.Make.

Municipality of Lezhe MayorViktor TUSHAJ Area: 6.2 km2 Number of citizens in the municipality: Climate: Mediterranean type Road Network: Today the.

Perceived Climate Change Impacts and Exposure Units ASTRA Conference May 2006 Klaipeda Jürgen Kropp & Klaus Eisenack Potsdam Institute for Climate.

EMMA / METEOALARM Multiservice Meteorological Awareness System Michael Staudinger.

Flash Flood Forecasting as an Element of Multi-Hazard Warning Systems Wolfgang E. Grabs Chief, Water Resources Division WMO.

Vulnerability & Risk Hazard Mapping

Interreg IIIB Measure 3: Co-operation in the field of natural risks METEORISK - An Alpine wide project to enhance collaboration between weather services.

The Climate Service Center (CSC) Hamburg, Germany Status and Objectives: Feb Guy P. Brasseur.

ESPON ESPON „ The spatial effects and management of natural and technological hazards in general and in relation to climate change“

Early Warning System in Thailand by Prawit JAMPANYA Weather Forecast Bureau Thai Meteorological Department Ministry of Information and Communication Technology.

Meteorological & Hydrological data for water resources development.

Water and Climate Change Slobodan P. Simonovic Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Director Engineering Studies, Institute for.

Building a Weather-Ready Nation Laura Furgione NOAA Deputy Assistant Administrator for Weather Services & Deputy Director National Weather Service Building.

WMO activities in flood management Climate Change and River Basin Management in the Dniester Chisinau, 9-10 July 2013.

Asia Flood Network— A USAID Program for Flood Mitigation and Preparedness in Asia Asia Flood Network Program Objective –Identify and fill gaps in end-to-end.

National Weather Service Hydrologic Forecasting Course Agenda 14 October – 7 November 2003.

Günter Meon · Dept. of Hydrology, Water Management and Water Protection Leichtweiss-Institute of Hydraulics and Water Resources · Technical University.

1 Symposium on the 50 th Anniversary of Operational Numerical Weather Prediction Dr. Jack Hayes Director, Office of Science and Technology NOAA National.

Urban Adaptation to Climate Change The dangers of rising sea level due to climate change and the responses of two low laying cities: Amsterdam and Dhaka.

Impacts of Flooding and Flood Risk 1)To study the impacts of flooding 2)To understand how hydrologists try to forecast the likelihood of future floods.

Research progress on floods and flood risk management 1st Meeting of Working Group F on Floods 7 May 2007, Brussels Marta Moren Abat Directorate General.

WP1.2 – Survey of established practices in EU countries for NDRM

A changing climate leads to changes in extreme weather and climate events of high impact in our society Source: Google Images.

Scoping Workshop for the Upper Colorado River Basin

Deputy Minister of Nature Protection of the Republic of Armenia

Development of mega-storm generating tool

Climate Change & Environmental Risks Unit Research Directorate General

Theme III: Water Predictions and Ecosystem Services

West Africa Regional Work Plan Example

CREWS West Africa Regional Work Plan

AGENDA ITEM 4.1: DISASTER RISK REDUCTION, RESILIENCE AND PREVENTION FOCUSING ON IMPACT-BASED DECISION SUPPORT SERVICES 4.1(3) FLOOD FORECASTING WMOI RA.

Meteorological applications and numerical models becoming increasingly accurate Actual observing systems provide high resolution data in space and time.

Impact Based Forecast and Warnings in Curacao

Work Programme 2012 COOPERATION Theme 6 Environment (including climate change) Challenge 6.4 Protecting citizens from environmental hazards European.

Science of Rainstorms with applications to Flood Forecasting

Risk Modelling & Impact Forecasting Tools

Report from the Thematic Workshop on Climate change and Flood Risk Management (8-10 September 2010 WG F 7th meeting April Barbro Näslund-Landenmark.

Vulnerability Profile of Shanghai Cooperation Region (SCO)

Paul Samuels Coordinator

Managing River Floods Natural Physical Causes of Floods

Integrated Flood Risk Analysis and Management Methodologies

Multi-hazard Impact-based Forecast and Warning Services Ken Mylne on behalf of Paul Davies (Met Office, United Kingdom)

Emerging areas – Measuring extreme events

© 2016 Global Market Insights, Inc. USA. All Rights Reserved Fuel Cell Market size worth $25.5bn by 2024 Low Power Wide Area Network.

EUROPEAN CIVIL PROTECTION Preview of the meeting on

Flood Modeling Tools for Response and Alerting

The WMO SWFDP-Sea Regional Training Workshop on Delivery of Warning Service. From March 2018, in Hanoi of Vietnam. Cambodia. Mr. Sam Oeurn Soknara.

Presentation transcript:

Funded by: Project Compound partners: Co-operation partners executing organisation: 1 Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) Support Programme: Risk management of extreme flood events (RIMAX): Prediciton and management of flash floods in urban areas (URBAS) URBAS Prediction and management of flash floods in urban areas Project funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBF (Germany) as a part of RIMAX „Risk management of extreme flood events“ Internet: Internet:

Funded by: Project Compound partners: Co-operation partners executing organisation: 2 Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) Support Programme: Risk management of extreme flood events (RIMAX): Prediciton and management of flash floods in urban areas (URBAS) Challenge and Techniques  Challenge  Climate change studies indicate growing frequency and intensity of flash floods in Western Europe  Little is known about the character of flasf floods (spatial distribution, frequency, typical damage)  No adequate forecast or warning systems  Flood protection and coping strategies referring to river flooding cannot be applied to flash floods  Techniques  Localisation and tracking of thunderstorm cells using radar  High resolution 2-D runoff simulation „in-between-buildings“ and in the sewer systems considering interactions between both systems

Funded by: Project Compound partners: Co-operation partners executing organisation: 3 Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) Support Programme: Risk management of extreme flood events (RIMAX): Prediciton and management of flash floods in urban areas (URBAS) Objectives and Practicability  Objectives and Results  Close analysis of case studies in 15 German municipalities  Investigation of meteorological parameters, runoff and damage of local flash floods  Hydro-meteorological investigation of precipitation and runoff using modern technologies such as the German Radar Network (KONRAD) from the German Weather Service (DWD) and high- resolution 2-D-runoff simulation models.  Improvement of forecast tools, recommendations for early warning, loss mitigation measures, disaster control etc.  Development of innovative, feasilble actions and mitigation measures for local authorities  Practicability  Valuable results for insurance industry, affected citizens and authorities, disaster control, urban planners and civil engineers

Funded by: Project Compound partners: Co-operation partners executing organisation: 4 Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) Support Programme: Risk management of extreme flood events (RIMAX): Prediciton and management of flash floods in urban areas (URBAS) Picture left hand side: KONRAD – tool for thunderstorm cell tracking Picture right hand side: Flash flood in Lohmar (Northrhine Westfalia)

Funded by: Project Compound partners: Co-operation partners executing organisation: 5 Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) Support Programme: Risk management of extreme flood events (RIMAX): Prediciton and management of flash floods in urban areas (URBAS) Location of case studies (green dots) and candidates (red dots) which may become case studies.