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28 September, Oral Parallel Sessions (15 Min. Presentation & Discussion) Akihabara-UDX 4F Abstract Time Topic/Venue Abstract Title Code Practical Steps for Adapting to Climate Change Special Session: UDX‐Theater Session Chair: Robert Pietrowski UNESCO‐ICIWaRM, USA Presentations: 1) Changes in flood risk in Europe – climate track (Zbyszek Kundzewicz, Poland) 2) Impact of climate change on water resources in China and adaptation strategy (Wang Guoqing , China) 3) Uncertainty assessment associated with a climate change scenario for water resources management - with environmental consideration (Eu Gene Chung, Korea) 4) Climate change impacts on German water ways - what we know and what we need to know (Johannes Cullmann, Germany) 5) Climate change impacts on Australian water availability and adaptation (Prasantha Hapuarachchi, CSIRO, Australia) 294 FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS IN EUROPE: EXPERIENCES WITH THE PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION Jos van Alphen, Van Berkel, W. , Van Duijn, H. , Van Haselen, C . Topic 1: UDX‐Gallery Type N 399 APPROACHES FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN KUSHIRO MIRE CONTRIBUTING TO FLOOD RISK CONTROL H. Miyafuji, Y. Hirai and Y. Suzuki Session Chair: Soontak Lee UNESCO‐IHP Yeungnam University, Korea 265 254 PREDICTION OF EFFECT OF HUGE STRUCTURES ON ECO-HYDROLOGICAL CHANGES IN CHANGJIANG BASIN Tadanobu Nakayama,Shankman, D. LONG-TERM CHANNEL CHANGES IN THE MEKONG RIVER: TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE RIVER CHANNEL MANAGEMENT Naoki Miyazawa 259 CREATING NEW OPPORTUNITIES BY INTEGRATING WATER SAFETY AND SPATIAL PLANNING E. Tromp Msc. CE (Deltares) & F.H.M. van de Ven, PhD, Msc. CE 378 INVESTMENT-BENEFIT ASSESSMENT OF FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT MEASURES Tarek MERABTENE 88 SMART LEVEES Bernhard Lang 13:30‐15:00 Topic 3: UDX‐NEXT 3 133 ENSEMBLE SHORT-TERM RAINFALL-RUNOFF PREDICTION AND ITS APPLICATION FOR URBAN FLOOD RISK MAPPING R.I. Hapsari,Oishi, S., Sunada, K., Sano, T., Sisinggih, D. Session Chair: Nigel Wright University of Leeds, UK 95 EFFECTS OF RIVER MORPHOLOGY ON PROPAGATION CHARACTERISTICS OF FLOOD FLOWS THROUGH RIVER VALLEY IN THE GO RIVER Yoshiharu.Takemura,Shoji.Fukuoka 209 REAL TIME RAINFALL FIELD INTERPOLATION USING GEOSTATISTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR FLOOD EARLY WARNING PURPOSES María Carolina Rogelis,Werner, M. 389 DETERMINATION OF INITIAL INFILTRATION RATE FOR REAL-TIME FLOOD FORECASTING Kwan Tun LEE, Ya-Hsin CHAN, Yi-Ting LIN, Meng-Chiu HUNG, and Yu-Han HSU 3 PROBABLE MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION IN JAJROUD BASIN OF IRAN USING SYNOPTIC MODEL (PMP) Mahmoud Ahmadi,Fattahi, E., and Noormohmmadi, A, A 217 NEW FORMS OF DATA AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN FLOOD MANAGEMENT, CASE STUDY JAKARTA Wagemaker Jurjen,Maccabiani, J.,Loenen, A. 195 CHARACTERISTICS, IMPACTS AND RISK OF DAMMED LAKES INDUCED BY DEBRIS FLOWS AT THE SERIOUSLY HIT AREAS BY THE WENCHUAN EARTHQUAKE Yonggang GE,Peng CUI, Xingzhang CHEN , Jianqi ZHUANG , Zhuxinghua Topic 5: UDX‐NEXT 2 Session Chair: Xiaotao Cheng IWHR, China 252 198 ASSESSMENT OF UNCERTAINTY OF STAGE-DISCHARGE RELATIONS THROUGH HYDRAULIC AND BAYESIAN APPROACH Flora Branger,Renard, B., Le Coz, J., Bonnifait, L. INVESTING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FREELY AVAILABLE NATIONAL FLOOD TOOLS AND INFORMATION Miriam Middelmann-Fernandes,Dale, K., Habili, N. and Roberts, S. 103 THE NEXT GENERATION TSUNAMI HAZARD MAP Makoto Hada 255 STUDY ON SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF RAINSTORM IN CHINA IN RECENT 48 YEARS Fei Mao,Huo, Z.G., Zhang, R.H., E, Y.H. and Jiang, H.F. Cofee Break (15 Minutes)
28 September, Oral Parallel Sessions (15 Min. Presentation & Discussion) Akihabara-UDX 4F Abstract Time Topic/Venue Abstract Title Code Special Session: UDX‐Theater Session Chair: Arthur Askew IAHS Associated Programme on Flood Management (APFM), 10th Year Anniversary “Celebrating a Decade of Integrated Flood Management”1. Introduction Presentations: 1) Implementation of IFM over the Past 10 Years, Mr Avinash Tyagi, World Meteorological Organization (WMO) 2) Strategy for IFM in Kenya, John Olum, Water Resources Management Authority (WRMA), Kenya, and Mikio Ishiwatari, Japan <strong>International</strong> Cooperation Agency (JICA) 3) IFM HelpDesk – Framework of IFM Implementation, Mr Wolfgang Grabs, WMO 4) Private Partnerships, Mr Evžen Zeman, DHI Group 394 ROBUST RIVER MANAGEMENT IN THE NETHERLANDS: THE ROUTE TO 2100 AND BEYOND Ralph Schielen Topic 1: UDX‐Gallery Type N Session Chair: Nobuyuki Tamai IAHR Kanazawa Gakuin University, Japan 398 358 184 114 A Tentative Plan for Classified Management on Floodplain of the Lower Yellow River Wang Zili , Zhizong, T. , Zhongmei,W. OPTIMIZING THE FLOOD CONTROLLING CHECK DAM HEIGHTS Jalal Bazargan,Zamani Sabzi, H FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT FOR URBAN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES- FROM SIMPLE RISK ASSESSMENT TO ADVANCED MODELS Linmei Nie,Øyen, F. Ø., Almås A. J., Bruaset S. IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON FREQUENCY AND INTENSITY OF EXTREME RAINFALL EVENTS IN UPPER BAGMATI RIVER BASIN OF NEPAL Binaya Kumar Mishra,Srikantha Herath 18 MULTI-FREQUENCY ADCP SURVEYS OF FLOODS IN ASIA Mark Tepper,John Sloat, Steven Chen and Floyd Ng 402 EFFECTIVE FLOOD CONTROL THROUGH INTGRATED AND COLLABORATIVE DAM OPERATION AT THREE DAMS IN THE UPPER NABARI RIVER Takayoshi Matsumura,Kamiya, H., and Yoshida, N. 15:15‐16:45 136 PALEOFLOOD SIMULATION IN THE KAMO RIVER BASIN BY USING A GRID-CELL DISTRIBUTED RAINFALL-RUNOFF MODEL Pingping Luo,Takara, K., He, B. , Kobayashi, K. and Yamashiki, Y. Topic 2: UDX‐NEXT 2 Session Chair: Arthur Mynett UNESCO‐IHE Delft The Netherlands 401 101 286 FLOODS: TORIPOD SCHEME IN FLOOD DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN JAPAN H. MATSUKI AN APPROACH TO FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT IN LOW-LYING AREAS BY USING A DIURNAL RAINFALL PATTERN GENERATOR Hiroki Minakawa,Masumoto, T. JAPANESE EARLY-WARNING SYSTEM FOR DEBIRS FLOWS AND SLOPE FAILURES Shin-ichiro Hayashi,Mizuno, M., Osanai, N. 400 HARD AND SOFT MEASURES IN THE KISO THREE RIVERS BASIN FLOOD MANAGEMENT ~MAINLY AGAINST STORM SURGES~ Takayuki Kubo Topic 3: UDX‐NEXT 3 Session Chair: Mustafa Altinakar IAHR, The University of Mississippi, USA 81 72 94 327 PROPOSAL OF WATER DISCHARGE MEASUREMENT WITH ADCP IN MOUNTAINOUS AREA AND ACCURACY EVALUATION METHODS Shoji OKADA,Atsuhiro YOROZUYA,Takashi KITSUDA,Kazuhiko FUKAMI TRANSBOUNDARY COOPERATION IN FLOOD FORECASTING AND WARNING SERVICES WITHIN THE INTERNATIONAL MORAVA RIVER BASIN Eva Soukalová,Březková, L. ROLES OF NATURAL LEVEES IN THE ARA RIVER ALLUVIAL FAN ON FLOOD MANAGEMENT Shigeru. SAITO,Shoji. Fukuoka USE OF LARGE SCALE PARTICLE IMAGE VELOCIMETRY TO ESTIMATE SURFACE VELOCITY IN WIDE AREAS Benoît Camenen,Dramais, G., Paquier A., Le Coz J. 226 FLOOD HYDROMETEOROLOGY OF THE TAPI RIVER (INDIA) Pramodkumar S. Hire 154 ANALYZE THE “NEEDS” OF THE USERS FOR THE NEWLY INTRODUCED X BAND MP (MULTI PARAMETER) RADAR Naoki Fujiwara,Yagami, T., Hashido, N., Moriyama, S., Araki, K. and Yonese, Y. Cofee Break (15 Minutes)
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