PICO HS2.4.3/NH1.25
|
HS2.4.3/NH1.25 River flood dynamics and risk: processes, controls, consequences (co-organized) |
| Convener: Sergiy Vorogushyn | Co-Conveners: William Farmer , Heidi Kreibich , Luis Mediero , Alberto Viglione |
|
PICO
/ Wed, 11 Apr, 13:30–15:00
|
|
Wednesday, 11 April 2018 PICO spot A |
|
|
13:30–13:32 PICOA.1 |
EGU2018-13167
Urbanization Effects on Floods: A Global Assessment Highlight Johanna Mård and Giuliano Di Baldassarre |
|
13:32–13:34 PICOA.2 |
EGU2018-2797
A century of land use evolution in flooded areas of the Arve River (Mont-Blanc Massif, France) Florent Rumiano, Dominique Baud, Alain Mélo, Sophie Pebay-Peyroula, Isabelle Ruin, and Bruno Wilhelm |
|
13:34–13:36 PICOA.3 |
EGU2018-9248
Urban flood scenarios in arid environments: the case of Copiapó in the Atacama Desert (Northern Chile) Tatiana Izquierdo, Manuel Abad, and Héctor Carvajal |
|
13:36–13:38 PICOA.4 |
EGU2018-9089
Testing LISFLOOD model as a spatial management tool for catchment flood hazard assessment Lingtong Gai, Jantiene Baartman, João Nunes, Coen Ritsema, and Violette Geissen |
|
13:38–13:40 PICOA.5 |
EGU2018-16882
Does urban flood resilience compete with sustainable urban planning as a whole? Martin Bruwier, Ahmed Mustafa, Pierre Archambeau, Sébastien Erpicum, Michel Pirotton, Jacques Teller, and Benjamin Dewals |
|
13:40–13:42 PICOA.6 |
EGU2018-3822
Sensitivity Analysis of Key Impact Factors of Flood Simulation in Huai River Basin China (withdrawn after no-show) Benyou Jia, Shiqiang Wu, Ziwu Fan, Jingxiu Wu, and Zhenkun Ma |
|
13:42–13:44 PICOA.7 |
EGU2018-12069
Are flood-rich and flood-poor periods coherent across Germany? Highlight Bruno Merz, Nguyen Viet Dung, Heiko Apel, Gerlitz Lars, Kai Schröter, Eva Steirou, and Sergiy Vorogushyn |
|
13:44–13:46 PICOA.8 |
EGU2018-8841
Clustering the extreme flood magnitude based on dependency structure in upper Neckar catchment Ehsan Modiri and András Bárdossy |
|
13:46–13:48 PICOA.9 |
EGU2018-9159
Attribution of flood changes in mountainous catchments with flood-type decision trees Anna Sikorska and Jan Seibert |
|
13:48–13:50 PICOA.10 |
EGU2018-12208
Differentiation of flood driving mechanisms between large and small floods for a flood event data set in Germany Björn Guse, Luzie Wietzke, Larisa Tarasova, Ralf Merz, Sergiy Vorogushyn, Heidi Kreibich, and Bruno Merz |
|
13:50–13:52 PICOA.11 |
EGU2018-16097
Flood risk under different dam operation strategies Highlight Elena Ridolfi, Claudia Pandolfo, Nicola Berni, and Piergiorgio Manciola |
|
13:52–13:54 PICOA.12 |
EGU2018-18776
Determination of leading drivers of hydrological variability Efraín Domínguez |
|
13:54–13:56 PICOA.13 |
EGU2018-297
A comparison of entropy methods for estimation of stage-discharge relation in compound channel Zahra Ghahremani and Kazem Esmaili |
|
13:56–13:58 PICOA.14 |
EGU2018-18562
Investigation of the influence of forest roads on flow paths and flow times in a small experimental catchment Johannes Wesemann, Mathew Herrnegger, Josef Fürst, and Karsten Schulz |
|
13:58–14:00 PICOA.15 |
EGU2018-1192
Experimental study on flood inundation in a river-network-floodplain setup (withdrawn after no-show) Soumendra Nath Kuiry and Vijay Kisan Mali |
| 14:00–15:00 |
Interactive presentations at PICO screens
|