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CONFERENCE: DAY 1 / TUESDAY 28 MARCH POWERFUL PROJECTS IN PARTNERSHIP II ROOM 1 CHAIRED BY: JULIE FOLEY Area Manager, Environment Agency Latest examples of FCRM delivery, demonstrating leadership by risk management authorities and communities TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 14:00 15:30 Fay Bull: AECOM Eilis Furlong: Northumbrian Water Luke Lovell: CH2M The Isle of Axholme: working in partnership to make the strategy a reality Partnerships – changing mindsets and doing the right thing Partnership working in Avonmouth and Severnside: tackling big challenges to achieve big benefits Sun Yan Evans: Mott MacDonald Louise Pennington: Natural Resources Wales What can we learn from flood management of the River Axe? – an award winning project Integrated delivery of the Wales coastal flooding review – challenges and successes MODELLING LOCAL FLOOD RISK ROOM 2 CHAIRED BY: PAUL ELLIS Innovation Director, GeoSmart Information Exploring the drivers and challenges for developing local flood risk modelling and case studies across a range of sources TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 14:00 15:45 Elliot Gill: CH2M Micheline Hounjet: Deltares High intensity! Future flood risk in urban and rapid response catchments Utilising a collaborative modelling tool to increase awareness on critical infrastructure inter-dependencies Rachel Jensen: BMT WBM Rob Lamb: JBA Paul Ellis: GeoSmart Information Graeme Boyce: Met Office Simon Lewis: Environment Agency Floods maps for surface water and beyond: understand limitations and improving decision making An assessment of the probability of extreme flood flows from a national perspective Implementing a groundwater flood forecasting service for the Flood Forecasting Centre Development of an operational, risk-based approach to surface water flood forecasting How do you ensure the largest detailed model of its type ever commissioned by the Environment Agency (possibly in the world) is built robustly? The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com 10 28-30 March 2017
LEADERSHIP AND STRATEGY AFTERNOON SESSIONS IS YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE YOUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET? WHAT STRATEGIES CAN BE USED TO PROTECT IT AGAINST FLOOD? ROOM 3 CHAIRED BY: PAUL MARTIN GIBBONS Principal Asset Management Consultant, CH2M Flooding can cause extensive damage to infrastructure assets from rural communities to urban areas. This session looks at asset management strategies from: maintaining and managing river channel capacity; managing transport assets: rail and port; to ensuring aging assets continue to afford the protection we have become accustomed to. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 14:30 16:00 Andy Hughes: Atkins Ltd Duncan Faulkner: JBA Consulting Mark Davin: AECOM Dams in the society: good or bad? Are we safe from reservoir flooding? Hinksey flood alleviation scheme: increasing the resilience of the UK rail network Ryan Rooprai: AECOM Port of Immingham sea defence improvements 14:30 15:30 SUPPLY CHAIN BRIEFING – PRIVATE SECTOR ROOM 4 Three major engineering contracting companies undertaking a range of flood alleviation projects will discuss how they structure complex projects and how they engage with the supply chain and specialist service providers. “Whether you’re interested in strategy, science, delivery or engagement, Flood & Coast 2017 offers an exciting spread of coastal interest throughout all three days. Local authorities will be especially interested in day two, whilst day three brings in international perspectives. From infrastructure to environment, homes and businesses, the coast brings its own flooding and erosion management challenges and opportunities. Flood & Coast 2017 is a great forum to see how it fits together, and meet the people involved.” Nick Hardiman, Environment Agency The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com www.floodandcoast.com 11
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