- ISBN: 9781845641320 | 1845641329
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 6/24/2008
Flood risk management vulnerability assessment and modelling. Special session organised by D. De Wrachien, S. Mambretti & A. Sole | |
Risk analysis and vulnerability assessment in flood protection and river basin management | p. 3 |
Flood-risk assessment and hazard mitigation measures: case studies and lessons learnt in Italy | p. 17 |
Flood risk modelling with LiDAR technology | p. 27 |
The October 2000 flood at the Po river and Sesia river junction | p. 37 |
Can the basin morphology alone provide an insight into floodplain delineation? | p. 47 |
Flood risk management | |
Two-dimensional urban flood simulation: Fukuoka flood disaster in 1999 | p. 59 |
Flood management in the low lands: from probability to risk | p. 69 |
Flood risk consideration: a new paradigm? Urban examples in the middle valley of the Loire River (France) | p. 81 |
Systemic nature of, and diversification in systems exposed to, flood risk | p. 91 |
Flood defence methods | |
Assessment of extreme discharges of the Vltava River in Prague | p. 105 |
From hazard reduction to integrated risk management: toward adaptive flood prevention in Europe | p. 113 |
History of flood fighting in the Kisosansen River Basin | p. 123 |
Flood defense in Bekasi City, Indonesia | p. 133 |
Possibilities of hydraulic and hydrology simulation models as support to conventional methods for the limit of hazard zones by the example of the Donnersbach stream | p. 139 |
Web-GIS application for flood prediction and monitoring | p. 145 |
An insight into flood frequency for design floods | p. 155 |
Applications and risks associated with a low cost flood defence barrier | p. 165 |
Risk management in flood events | p. 175 |
Rehabilitation and restoration | |
Restoration projects and mitigation of post-flood hazards - a case study on the Maruyama River in Japan | p. 187 |
The industrialisation of UK flood damage repairs | p. 197 |
Rehabilitation and restoration of flood-damaged lowlands - an example in the Tokyo Lowlands | p. 207 |
Urban flood management - innovation in building resilience. Special session organised by C. Zevenbergen | |
Adapting to climate change: using urban renewal in managing long-term flood risk | p. 221 |
Integration of resiliency measures into flood risk management concepts of communities | p. 235 |
Efficiency of private flood proofing of new buildings - adapted redevelopment of a floodplain in The Netherlands | p. 247 |
Coping strategies | |
Recent developments in loss of life and evacuation modelling for flood event management in the UK | p. 263 |
Urban flood control policy for sustainability under global warming in Japan | p. 273 |
Differential vulnerability in coastal communities: evidence and lessons learned from two deltas | p. 283 |
Flood precaution and coping with floods of companies in Germany | p. 295 |
Cascading flood compartments with adaptive response | p. 303 |
Financial and insurance issues | |
Development and evaluation of FLEMOps - a new Flood Loss Estimation MOdel for the private sector | p. 315 |
Flood insurance in the UK - a survey of the experience of floodplain residents | p. 325 |
From flood risk to indirect flood impact: evaluation of street network performance for effective management, response and repair | p. 335 |
Author Index | p. 345 |
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