Flood Risk Management: Hazards, Vulnerability and Mitigation Measures

摘要: Preface. Acknowledgement. Part 1. Flood risk management. management - a basic framework J. Schanze.- 2. hazard modelling. A European perspective on current challenges in the analysis of inland floods risks P.G. Samuels.- Hydro-informatics' tool practice ,,before during after' August 2002 flood Vltava and Elbe catchments Czech Republic Spatka et al. Experiences application HEC-RAS model under circumstances waves S. Kovacs Study possible flooding chemical factory as basis for plan improvement M. Luka mapping mitigation central Italy Pagliara. On choice spatial interpolation method estimation 1- to 5-day basin average design precipitation S.Kohnova Regional climate change To be included future analysis? Chr. Bernhofer al.- 3 forecasting. Application EO data forecasting Crisuri basin, Romania G. Stancalie Crisul Alb Negru basins using GIS base R.P. Mic monitoring on-line support system information V. Craciunescu concept Turkey: Technical organisational aspects Th. Einfalt.- 4. Vulnerability damages. damage, vulnerability perception Challenges damage research F. Messner Meyer. assessment Netherlands with focus expected damages loss life A. Roos B. Jonkman.- 5. Mitigation measures. Protection Tisza River Z. Balint S.Toth. Management strategies flash Saxony, Germany E. Precht Red planning an international river D. LeMarquand. Overview US National Insurance Program Juza. Strategies processperpective Hutter.- 6. Historical transboundary issues. recent Republic: Causes, seasonality, trends impacts R. Brasdil Europe defence Jirasek. The Consequences protection City Dresden Chr.Korndorfer. cities Belarus: Specific cases problems T.I. Kukharchyk. NATO Science Peace Project Crisul-Koros Marsalek. April Aib Transnational co-operation Rom-Hun O. Streng 7. Conclusions. Conclusion Advanced Research Workshop Schanze List participants. Index.