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Batemans Bay 2012 Conference Papers

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Conference Papers

  • Archer, Shani – An Ocean of Inundation – Managing Coastal Floodplain Inundation Risks
  • Aziz, Abdul – Flood Intelligence in Managing Floodplain A Wimmera Prospect
  • Caddis, Ben – Towards a Catchment Based Model after Two Decades of Modelling in the Richmond
  • Charlwood, Jilly – Use of Social Media During a Flood Event
  • Cornelius, Steven – Experience and Techniques in Modelling Urban Stormwater Networks and Overland Flow Paths
  • Davie, Erin – Making the Most of Local Flood Management Planning in Melbourne’s Municipalities and the Port Phillip and Westernport Region
  • Druery, Cameron – Responding to the Brisbane Flood – An Insurance Perspective
  • Dufty, Neil – Why are People so Unkind? Unravelling Community Responses to Floodplain and Emergency Management
  • Gray, Stephen – How Much Time Do We Have? The Variability of Riverine Flood Water Routing Speed
  • Groppa, Frederico – Improving Accuracy, Lead Time and Contingency in Fluvial Flood Forecasts to Enhance Emergence Management
  • Laine, Raymond – Decision Support: Informing Flood Management
  • Lustig, Terry – Could the Insurance Industry Help Make Floodplain Management Sustainable?
  • Manolache, Daniel – Planning Maps and Flood Maps, Key Elements of Floodplain Management and Effective Permanent on Emergency Flood Protection of Property
  • Marquez, Bel – Dam Breach Inundation Mapping Guidance and Simplified Dam Breach Modelling and Mapping
  • McKay, Gordon – Bureau of Meteorology’s 50th Year of Riding the Flood of Change to Provide Flood Warning Services for NSW
  • McPherson, Bronson – Preliminary Examination of Coast and Catchment Flooding Interaction from the Data
  • McLuckie, Duncan – Monitoring the Condition of Levees to Inform Decision Making
  • Mirfenderesk, Hamid – Application of Future Scenario Planning to Flood Risk Management
  • Molino, Steven – Do We Understand What Is An Acceptable Risk? The People of Australia Have Their Say
  • Pepper, Austen – From Speculation, to Understanding, to Development: the Evolution of the NSW Flood Database Project
  • Rogencamp, Greg – The Lockyer Creek Flood of January 2011: What Happened and How Should We Manage Hazard for Rare Floods
  • Rowe, Jane – Gippsland Lakes Flood Warning System – A Collaboration of Science, Planning and Community
  • Tetley, David – How to Ensure Technical Consistency and Excellence throughout a Multi-Year Flood Study Program
  • Thomas, C R – Refinement of Procedures for Determining Floodway Extent
  • Thomson, Rhys – Identifying Flood Control Lots in the Hornsby LGA
  • Sellers, Erin – So Just How Exceptional Is Fairfield? Contesting the 100 Year ARI Plus 0.5 Meter Flood Planning Level
  • Sharpe, Richard – Back to Nature – Can Revegetation of Riparina Zones Benefit Flood Risk Management?
  • Smith, Grantley – Modelling the Influence of Building on Flood Flow
  • Spurway, Peter – Floodplain and Ocean Inundation Assessments that Don’t Break the Bank
  • Stephens, Kerryn – The Risky Business of ICOLL Entrance Management
  • Wallace, Sharon – Stormwater Flooding in Bankstown – The Hidden Threat, a Consistent Approach to Managing the Risk
  • Wicks, Jon – New Technologies from the UK to Support Flood Risk Management
  • You, Bob – Estimation of Extreme Water Levels as NSW Coastal Entrances

Presentations

 

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.