Posters NH9.1
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NH9.1 Natural hazard event analyses for risk reduction and adaptation |
| Convener: Kai Schröter | Co-Conveners: Michael Kunz , Heidi Kreibich , Daniela Molinari , James Daniell |
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Attendance Time: Tuesday, 19 April 2016, 17:30–19:00 Hall D Chairperson: Kai Schröter, James Daniell |
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D.178
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EGU2016-1812
Trends in global earthquake loss Isabel Arnst, Friedemann Wenzel, and James Daniell |
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D.179
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EGU2016-1900
The costs and benefits of reconstruction options in Nepal using the CEDIM FDA modelled and empirical analysis following the 2015 earthquake James Daniell, Andreas Schaefer, Friedemann Wenzel, Bijan Khazai, Trevor Girard, Tina Kunz-Plapp, Michael Kunz, and Bernhard Muehr |
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D.180
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EGU2016-7719
The Aftershock Risk Index – quantification of aftershock impacts during ongoing strong-seismic sequences Andreas Schaefer, James Daniell, Bijan Khazai, and Friedemann Wenzel |
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D.181
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EGU2016-17052
RISMUR II: New seismic hazard and risk study in Murcia Region after the Lorca Earthquake, 2011 Belen Benito, Jorge Gaspar, Alicia Rivas, Ligia Quiros, Sandra Ruiz, Roman Hernandez, Yolanda Torres, and Sandra Staller |
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D.182
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EGU2016-4745
Two damaging hydrogeological events in Calabria, September 2000 and November 2015. Comparative analysis of causes and effects Olga Petrucci, Tommaso Caloiero, and Angela Aurora Pasqua |
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D.183
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EGU2016-588
Evaluation Model of Life Loss Due to Dam Failure Dongjing Huang |
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D.184
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EGU2016-2062
A Study of Disaster Adaptation Behavior and Risk Communication for watershed Area Resident — the Case of Kaoping River Watershed in Taiwan Jen Te Pai, Yu-Yun Chen, and Kuan-Hua Huang |
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EGU2016-5843
A methodological approach for disaster forensic investigation (withdrawn) Daniela Molinari, Francesco Ballio, Scira Menoni, Guido Minucci, and Marina Tamara Mendoza |
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D.186
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EGU2016-2855
Relationships between Intensity of Extreme Events and Hazard Distribution by the Approach of Typhoons in the Republic of Korea Seung-Wook Lee, Suk-Hee Ahn, Byunghwan Lim, and Gwangyong Choi |
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D.187
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EGU2016-6139
Characterization of flood and precipitation events in Southwestern Germany and stochastic simulation of extreme precipitation (Project FLORIS-SV) Ehmele Florian and Kunz Michael |
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D.188
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EGU2016-6765
Long-term variability of the thunderstorm and hail potential in Europe Susanna Mohr, Michael Kunz, Johannes Speidel, and David Piper |
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D.189
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EGU2016-14703
The key role of meteorological preconditions in triggering large-scale floods in Germany Bernhard Mühr and Michael Kunz |
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D.190
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EGU2016-12371
Regional transportation network blocked by snowdrifts: assessment of risk reduction strategies by the example of the wind event of February 2015 in the Canton of Vaud, Switzerland Jérémie Voumard, Michel Jaboyedoff, and Marc-Henri Derron |
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D.191
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EGU2016-7890
Utilising social media contents for flood inundation mapping Kai Schröter, Doris Dransch, Joachim Fohringer, and Heidi Kreibich |
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D.192
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EGU2016-4356
A prototype web-GIS application for risk analysis of natural hazards in Switzerland Zar Chi Aye, Pierrick Nicolet, Michel Jaboyedoff, Marc-Henri Derron, Christian Gerber, and Sebastien Lévy |
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D.193
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EGU2016-1488
Natural Hazards in the Municipality of Dragash-Sharr, Its Mangagement by GIS Ferim Gashi and Artan Mehmeti |
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D.194
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EGU2016-13268
Building the framework for climate change adaptation in the urban areas using participatory approach: the Czech Republic experience Adam Emmer, Marie Hubatová, Miroslav Lupač, Michael Pondělíček, Miroslav Šafařík, Vladimíra Šilhánková, and David Vačkář |
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D.195
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EGU2016-12320
How important are sediments in the flood peaks generated by a Mediterranean catchment? Cristina Puertes and Félix Francés |
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D.196
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EGU2016-18279
Debris Flow Damage Incurred to Buildings: An In-Situ Back Analysis Fatemeh Jalayer, Giuseppe T. Aronica, Antonino Recupero, Stefano Carozza, and Gaetano Manfredi |
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D.197
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EGU2016-18332
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A rainfall-based warning model for shallow landslides Yi-Chao Zeng, Ji-Shang Wang, Chyan-Deng Jan, Hsiao-Yuan Yin, and Wen-Chun Lo |