Toowoomba 2022 Conference Papers
Full Papers / Extended Abstracts
A. Mosely 2022 - Collaborative Commission of 2020 IFDs for SEQLD and Implications for Moreton Bay | Download
C. Arrowsmith 2022 - Describing an Adaptation Pathway for Coastal Floodplain Management in Southwest Victoria | Download
C. Dearnley 2022 - State Guideline: Flood Evacuation Route Improvements | Download
C. Kenyon 2022 - Rain on Grid Modelling: Challenges | Download
C. Millikan 2022 - Prioritising Stormwater and Flood Mitigation Projects on a Regional Scale | Download
D. Ratnayake 2022 - Challenges of Setting Flood Classifications in South Australia | Download
D. Wilkie 2022 - Improving Flood Telemetry in Victoria | Download
D. Tetley 2022 - How Vegetation Changes Have Altered Flood Levels in the Hawkesbury-Nepean | Download
E. Harrison 2022 - The Future of Flood Risk Management in Queensland | Download
E. Henty 2022 - Flood Resilience for Floodplain Towns - The Moree Experience | Download
F. Dall'Osso 2022 - When is Flood Risk Tolerable? | Download
L. Fearman 2022 - Scamander River (northeast Tas.): Uncovering the Problems, Searching for Solutions | Download
M. Jacobs 2022 - Comparing Loss and Transform Methods and Deriving Parameters Directly from Gauge Records | Download
M. Schwecke 2022 - Considering Flooding in Land Use Planning: The 2021 Flood Prone Land Package | Download
O. Makarynskyy 2022 - Flood-Tide Interactions within the Lower Manning River During 2020 and 2021 Flood Events | Download
P. Conway 2022 - Quantifying Residual Risk Beyond the 1% AEP Event with Climate Change | Download
S. Bala 2022 - Sustainable Land Use Development is Essential in Mitigating Flood Risks and Creating Liveable Communities | Download
S. Blundy 2022 - Tasmanian Strategic Flood Mapping: Improving Community Flood Recovery and Resilience | Download
S. Drysdale 2022 - Value of Community Engagement for Modelling Complex Historical Flood Events | Download
S. Molino 2022 - Drivers for Evacuating Vehicles: What are Reasonable Assumptions for Evacuation Modelling? | Download
S. Westlake 2022 - The New Reality: Shifting Values in Flood Risk Management | Download
S. Yeo 2022 - Overview of March 2021 Hawkesbury-Nepean Flood: Characteristics, Impacts, Learnings | Download
W. Bailey 2022 - Use of Observed Flood Data and Flood Modelling to Test LiDAR Accuracy | Download
A. Densten – Duration and Temporal Pattern Selection
A. Mosely – Collaborative Commission of 2020 IFDs for SEQLD and Implications for Moreton Bay
A. Nero – Mental Health and Extreme Weather Events: Considering the Connections, Impacts and Risks
A. Preece – Bureau of Meteorology Update
A. Webster – Re-forming Flood Risk Mitigation through Land Use Planning in SA
ACT Update: State and Territory Panel
B. Caddis – Southern Downs Flood Warning System: Clear Messaging for the Public
B. Patterson – Fairydale Drainage Catchment, Bundaberg: The Difficulties of Defending Low-Lying Coastal Communities Against Flooding and Coastal Inundation Risk in the Face of Sea Level Rise
B. Rodgers - A Multi-Criteria Investigation of Structural Flood Mitigation Assets in the Clarence Valley Floodplain
C. Dingemanse – Smart Alerting for the Hunter Valley Flood Mitigation Scheme with FLASH
C. Kenyon – Challenges of Direct Rainfall Modelling
Dr. C. Lauchlan Arrowsmith – Describing an Adaptation Pathway for Coastal Floodplain Management in Southwest Victoria
C. Walker – Getting the Most Out of Flood Studies: Connecting Consultants, Councils and Classrooms
D. Fadipe – Scottish Environment Protection Agency: National Pluvial Modelling in Scotland
D. Hughes – WaterNSW’s CARM Storage Operations System Development
D. Rodger – Australian Flood Mapping Project: Development of Northern NSW Flood Mapping
D. Rose – NSW Update: State and Territory Panel
D. Tetley – How Vegetation Changes Have Altered Flood Levels in the Hawkesbury-Nepean
D. Wood – Tasmanian Strategic Flood Mapping: Improving Community Flood Recovery and Resilience
E. Harrison – The Future of Flood Risk Management in Queensland
E. Henty – Flood Resilience for Floodplain Towns: The Moree Experience
G. Lewis – Lake Macquarie Flood Intelligence Tool: Leading the Way in Flood-Warning Preparedness
H. Oakley – Adaptation and Long-Term Planning for Low Lying Coastal Communities Against Sea Level Rise
M G J Ellwood – Observations of Recent Rain and Flood Events in South-East Queensland and Preparing for the Future
K. McPaul – The Road to Recovery and Resilience Following Queensland’s Recent Flood Events
K. Price – Estimating Scour Risks from 1D, 2D, and 3D Flood Model Results
L. Fearman – Scamander River, Northeast TAS: Uncovering the Problems/Searching for Solutions (An Ordinary Person’s View of an Unhappy Little River)
M. Anthony – Development of Flood Mitigation Solutions for Critical Assets and Infrastructure
M. Babister – What is an Acceptable Impact?
M. Edwards – VIC Update: State and Territory Panel
M. Jacobs – Comparing Loss and Transform Methods and Deriving Parameters Directly from Gauge Records
M. Lutton – Development of Best Practice Flood Management Opportunities in South Australia
M. Page – Regionally Ranking Flood and Stormwater Mitigation Projects
Dr. M. Schnecke – Considering Flood in Land Use Planning: The 2021 Flood-Prone Land Package
O. Makarynskyy – Flood-Tide Interactions Within the Lower Manning River During 2020 and 2021 Flood Events
Dr. P. Conway – Quantifying Residual Risk Beyond the 1% AEP Event with Climate Change
P. Woods – A Delicate Water Balance: Environmental Flows Without a Flow Gauge
R. Betts – Understanding Overland Flood Behaviour in Toowoomba City
R. Connolly - Integrated Floodplain Management: Creating Safe, Stronger Communities (Western Australia)
R. Garrett – When is Flood Risk Tolerable? Innovative Flood Risk Assessment and Tolerability Mapping to Inform Planning in Levee-Protected Areas
R. Sharp – Meaningful Modifications to Minor, Moderate and Major Flood Classifications
R. Thomson – Modern and Traditional Data Capture for Flood Model Validation
SA Update: State and Territory Panel
S. Bala – Sustainable Land Use Development is Essential in Mitigating Flood Risks and Creating Liveable Communities
S. Drysdale – Value of Community Engagement for Modelling Complex Historical Flood Events
S. Hollis – Renaturalisation of Urban Creeks: Flooding Friend of Foe?
S. Molino – Drivers for Evacuating Vehicles: What Are Reasonable Assumptions for Evacuation Modelling?
S. Westlake – New Zealand 2021/22
S. Westlake – The New Reality: Shifting Values in Flood Risk Management
S. Yeo - Overview of the March 2021 Hawkesbury-Nepean Flood: Characteristics, Impacts, Learnings
W. Bailey – Use of Observed Flood Data and Flood Modelling to Test LiDAR Accuracy
W. Bishop – Enhanced Community Flood Warning with Radar Rainfall Data
W. Prentice – 2021/22 Queensland Update (FMA Queensland Director)
W. Prentice – Effective and Practical Flood Emergency Management Plans (FEMPs)
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