Speaker’s presentations during the International Workshop 2019

You can download the speaker’s presentations below shown during the international workshop on Flood Impacts Observation on 5-7th November 2019, in Montpellier:

• Opening presentation:
  • Frédéric Grelot, Introductory speech
    
• Flood and agriculture:
  • Joe Morris, “Observing and measuring flood impact on agriculture”
    
• Flood and environment:
  • Emily Garner, “Environmental and Public Health Impacts Resulting from Extreme Flooding Events”
  • Sara Romano-Bertrand, “Flooding events and antimicrobial resistance : is the mediterranean area a hot spot?”
  • Cécile Hérivaux, “NAIAD (Nature Insurance Value : Assessment & Demonstration) project”
    
• Flood and property market:
  • Okmyung Bin, “Flood Hazards, Insurance and Risk Perceptions in the U.S. Housing Market”
  • Allan Beltran, “Flood impacts, protection & near-misses: Evidence from the UK housing market”
    
• Short-term dynamic of damages:
  • Sally Priest, “The impacts of flooding on the wellbeing of professional responders”
  • Katerina Papagiannaki, “Spatial analysis of high-impact flood events based on the number of fire-service operations and the methodology for identifying flood triggering rainfall thresholds”
    
• Flood and adaptation:
  • Lindsey McEwen, “Increasing small business resilience to flood risks: the role of flood memories, different knowledges and networks in adaptation”
  • Philip Bubeck, “Using panel data to understand differences in individual recovery from flood impacts”
  • Daniel Osberghaus, “Flood Risk and Income in a Highly Developed Country: How Flood Exposure, Vulnerability and Coping Capacity Relate to Household Income in Germany”
  • Katrin Erdlenbruch, “Individual adaptation to floods in France”
    
• Data collection procedure, feedbacks on uses:
  • Daniela Molinari, “Challenges and gains of post-event data collection”
  • Heidi Kreibich, “Surveys with flood affected households – what can we learn about damage processes”
  • Frédéric Grelot, Data collection “SO-II (Flood Impacts Observation System) project”
  • Reimund Schwarze, “Sequential disaster forensics: A case study on direct and socio-economic impacts”
    
• Flood and fatalities and Data collection procedure:
  • Olga Petrucci, “From regional to international databases: EUFF, the European Flood Fatalities Database”
  • Maria Carmen Llasat, “Flood impacts evaluation in a scenario of climate change. The citizen science: a tool to improve flood impacts observation and adaptation”
  • Freddy Vinet, “Flood related fatalities across the mediterranean basin”