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CONFERENCE: DAY 1 / TUESDAY 28 MARCH FUNDING FOR FLOOD ALLEVIATION ROOM 1 CHAIRED BY: DAVID COOPER Head of Flood & Coastal Risk Management, Defra Exploring mechanisms for FCRM funding, setting out the funding landscape and the role for government, RMA’s and others TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 16:30 17:30 Wesley Jones: Environment Agency Paul Mackie: Coastal Partnership East, Seconded from University of Cambridge Filling the funding gap – experiences from Hampshire and Sussex Innovative financing for flood and coastal resilience: “Great project, but how do we pay for it?” Julia Beeden: Cambridgeshire County Council Lindsey Ions: Ardent Consulting Engineers Holistic partnership approaches to project delivery, funding and local levy allocation in Cambridgeshire 10 years since 2007 – Local flood risk management in West Berkshire DEVELOPMENTS IN COASTAL FLOOD FORECASTING ROOM 2 CHAIRED BY: MARK RUSSELL Flood Forecasting Manager, Environment Agency Good modelling and forecasting can save money. A key theme for this session is using better modelling to optimise management interventions, whether in defence designs or beach management. In particular, it showcases some recent work to bring more reliable wave modelling into our forecasting, and to ensure our modelling standards are consistent and comparable. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 16:00 17:30 Keming Hu: Royal Haskoning DHV Tim Pullen: HR Wallingford Are we over-designing or under-designing coastal defence: interaction between coastline and wave angle Paull Tidal defence optimisation using 2d and 3d physical modelling Andrew Stevens: Canterbury City Council Hakeem Johnson: CH2M Practical guidance on the calculation of beach trigger levels and the implications for beach management Standards for modelling of flooding in open coasts and large estuaries The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com 12 28-30 March 2017
LEADERSHIP AND STRATEGY AFTERNOON SESSIONS MANAGING THE RISKS TO RAIL AND ROAD BRIDGES FROM SCOUR ROOM 3 CHAIRED BY: NICK TEDSTONE Professional Head of Structures, Network Rail The erosive power of flood water has been a key consideration of bridge engineers in designing water course crossings. This session looks at methods of assessing areas subject to scour and a range of methods for scour management. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 16:30 17:30 Hamish Hall: WSP Parsons Brinkerhoff Martin Hawkswood: Proserve Ltd Tom Card: LandScope Engineering Ltd Don’t forget scour – managing erosion more naturally Flooding and bridge scour protection The application of 3D sonar scanning for management of critical underwater assets Panagiotis Michalis: University of Zagreb Bridge scour management system (BRIDGE-SMS) to assess flood hazards at civil infrastructure VALUING OUR DATA – HOW DO WE BEST USE AND SHARE IT? ROOM 4 CHAIRED BY: MARTIN WHITWORTH Deputy Director Data, Mapping, Modelling & Information, Environment Agency How can we put a value on data? This is one of the questions posed in this session in relation to the increasingly powerful body of national coastal monitoring data available to risk management authorities. Here we explore how to manage, share and use data intelligently – especially at the coast – and demonstrate how Environment Agency erosion maps are also helping with asset data management and shoreline management planning. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 16:00 17:30 Al Rumson: Cranfield University Conor Smyth: IMGeospatial/Intelligent Modelling Ltd Big data driving forward coastal management Evolving DTMs as improved data intelligence for enhanced flood risk modelling and resilience Alan Frampton: CH2M Tim Jolley: Mouchel Stewart Rowe: Scarborough Council The first update of the National Coastal Erosion Risk Map The challenge of data quality, calibration uncertainty and freeboard – two Scottish examples Valuing coastal monitoring data NETWORKING RECEPTION IN THE EXHIBITION HALL TUESDAY 28 MARCH – 17:30-18:30 OPEN TO ALL The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com OPEN TO ALL www.floodandcoast.com 13
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