“RESILIENCE TO NATURAL DISASTERS” FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES

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“RESILIENCE TO NATURAL DISASTERS” FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS “RESILIENCE TO NATURAL DISASTERS” FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES William Howard FIDIC VICE PRESIDENT May 9th, 2018

Flood Damage Mitigation Preparedness AGENDA Global Changes Natural Disasters Global consequences Required actions Prevention Flood Damage Mitigation Preparedness

1. Global Changes OCEANS - WARMING, ACIDIFICATION, SEA LEVEL RISE and POLLUTION ATMOSPHERIC – CO2 (400PPM+), 2 TO 5 DEGREE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE INCREASE BY 2021? GLACIER RETREAT (exposing mineralized rock in Peru and acidifying streams) MORE NATURAL DISASTERS CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL

2. Natural Disasters INTENSE DROUGHTS INTENSE STORMS (Piura – 2,400 mm of rain in 3 months vs yearly average of 100mm) DEFORESTATION (a factor in Piura floods) LANDSLIDES MUDFLOWS FLOODS THE ABOVE SIX DISASTERS ARE ALL RELATED TO EACH OTHER

LOSS OF PROPERTY ($ TRILLIONS) 3. Global consequences POPULATION SHIFTS LOSS OF LIFE LOSS OF PROPERTY ($ TRILLIONS)

4. Required actions

5. Prevention REDUCE CO2 and OTHER GREEN HOUSE GAS EMISSIONS LESS USE OF FOSSIL FUELS CARBON SEQUESTRATION RESTORE FORESTS and NATURAL LANDSCAPES RESTORE WETLANDS SLOPE STABILIZATION BOTTOM THREE WERE ALL FACTORS IN PIURA FLOODS

6. Flood damage mitigation NEW RESERVOIRS (WATER SUPPLY, FLOOD CONTROL, POWER GENERATION, RECREATION) INCREASING THE CAPACITY OF EXISTING RESERVOIRS (RAISING THE ELEVATION OF DAMS, SILT REMOVAL) DIKES (NEW and EXISTING) – ALLOW FOR FUTURE HEIGHT INCREASES DETENTION BASINS ZONING REVISIONS HARDENING STRUCTURES MULTI USE STRUCTURES HOLISTIC MULTI FUNCTIONAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT DESIGN for UNCERTAINTY

EDUCATION (awareness is the first step towards problem resolution) 7. Preparedness DEVELOP PREDICTIVE TOOLS (study weather patterns; Piura National Security and Defense Agency monitors ocean temperatures) USEPA – CREAT TOOL EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS EVACUATION PLANS EDUCATION (awareness is the first step towards problem resolution) DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN (US FEMA-GUIDANCE)

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