Lismore 2006 Conference Papers
Conference Papers
- Baker, Alan – A Review of Victorian Flood Warning Development Priorities: Looking into the Crystal Ball
- Barry, Michael – Susceptibility to Broadscale Risk of Inundation: A New Approach to Catchment-wide Risk Mapping
- Carse, J – Improving the Management of Urban Runoff using On-Site Detention
- Crapper, Geoff – Spreading the Word: Community Awareness and Alerting for Shepparton and Mooroopna
- Dawson, Gill – Merrylands Centre Urban Revitalisation Project: Developing Solutions to Address Flooding in the Town Centre
- Druery, Bruce – Sustainable Development on a High Hazard Floodplain: South Lismore
- Falkenmire, Andrew – Narrabri – Wee Waa Floodplain: Rural and Urban Floodplain Management Combined
- Heinrich, Lloyd – Floodplain Management in the Modern Era: Embracing Technology
- Hunter, Laraine – Are the Poor More at Risk in Flood-prone Communities?
- Langston, James – Managing Impacts of State Significant Major Roads within the Richmond River Floodplain
- Leigh, Roy – How Many Flood-prone Properties are there in Australia?
- Mackay, Craig – Long-term Planning for Flood Management: A Comparison of Australian and United Kingdom Approaches
- McConnell, David – Flood Emergency Decision Support System for Gold Coast City Council
- McKay, Gordon – The June 2005 Lismore Flood: Lessons for the Future
- McLuckie, Duncan – Climate Change: The Future is Uncertain
- Muncaster, Steve – Use of Web-based Flood Mapping During Emergency Response Operations
- Opper, Steve – To Flee or Not to Flee: An Evaluation of Warning and Evacuation Effectiveness
- Rehman, Habib – Local Flood Plan for Small Coastal Catchments
- Smith, J – Modelling Overland Flows and Drainage Augmentations in Dubbo
- Stratford, K – Between a Tidal Barrage and a Hard Place: Developing a Management Plan for the Tuckombil Canal, North Eastern NSW
- Syme, Bill – Flood Modelling the Complexities of Urban Environments: Meeting the Challenge in Newcastle
- Thomson, Rhys – Impacts on Annual Average Damage: Climate Change and Consistency
- Verwey, Adri – Hydroinformatics Support to Flood Forecasting and Flood Management
Unless specifically noted Conference Papers and Presentations have not been peer-reviewed.
The information, opinions, and recommendations contained in Conference Papers and Presentations are those of the authors and are not necessarily endorsed by Floodplain Management Australia (FMA). FMA makes no claims as to the accuracy of information contained in Conference Papers and Presentations. Readers must exercise their own judgment as to the suitability of the material for their purposes and should contact the authors if clarification is required.
