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CONFERENCE: DAY 2 / WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH DELIVERING FCRM SCHEMES TOGETHER – A SELECTION OF SOME OF THE BEST PARTNERSHIP FCRM PROJECTS ROOM 1 CHAIRED BY: HANNAH BURGESS Flood Risk Manager, Staffordshire County Council Be inspired by some of the best examples of FCRM projects delivered in partnership. Industry experts will share their experiences and discuss how effective partnerships can be built together to deliver great schemes. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 14:00 15:30 David Ramsbottom & Anthony Hurford: HR Wallingford Robin Campbell: Ove Arup and Partners Melissa Mahaver-Snow: Natural Resources Wales The use of existing reservoirs for flood alleviation Managing risk to Risca Nick Cooper: Royal Haskoning DHV Tony Leney: Environment Agency Pedro Braga: AECOM Andrew Cameron: Environment Agency Partnership working: delivering resilient protection to critical infrastructure in Sandsend Road Exmouth tidal defence scheme: achieving more through partnership Re-connecting people with the River Medway – Aylesford to Allington Lock Towpath creation Who is Harry and where is his hill? Working with communities to reduce flood risk STRATEGIC PLANNING ON THE COAST ROOM 2 CHAIRED BY: CHAIR TO BE ANNOUNCED Shoreline Management Plans set our strategic goals for coastal risk management, and are maintained as living documents responsive to change and opportunity. This session takes us through a review of one of these plans, and the challenges to delivering its goals. One challenge is environmental risk, and here we explore how to properly account for it – and turn risk into innovation and opportunity for people and wildlife. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 14:00 15:30 Nigel Pontee: CH2M Gregor Guthrie: Royal Haskoning DHV Rob Shore: WWT Dispelling the myths surrounding coastal squeeze Quo vadis – Cornwall and Isles of Scilly SMP mid-term review A new vision for the Severn Estuary – the multiple benefits of working with nature Nick Bean: Mott MacDonald Integration to deliver innovation to the North Kent Coast The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com 16 28-30 March 2017
ENABLING GROWTH AFTERNOON SESSIONS PLANNING FOR FLOOD RISK ROOM 3 CHAIRED BY: JOSIE BATEMAN Flood Risk Manager, Northamptonshire Council & Vice Chair ADEPT Flood & Water Management Group TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 14:30 15:30 Hugh Ellis: Town & Country Planning Association Hilary Ellis: Cambridgeshire County Council Embedding long term flood resilience in local planning policy Shared District and County Council approaches to policy planning for and implementation of flood water management Mark Shepard: Jacobs Aaron Wadhams: Berkeley Homes Warrington flood alleviation scheme – innovations in approach Planning for flood resilience - case studies in collaborative working FLOOD VISUALISATION IN A DIGITAL WORLD ROOM 4 CHAIRED BY: CATHERINE WRIGHT Director of Digital, Knowledge and Innovation, Environment Agency Ordnance Survey, Shoothill, Environment Agency and the University of the West of England will share the latest thinking and technology supporting flood risk management. From drones to Twitter, capturing flood memories to 3D visualisation you’ll be inspired by the possibilities digital technology is bringing to our industry. TIME 14:30 15:30 SPEAKERS Carol Hanks: Ordnance Survey Rod Plummer: Shoothill Deb Summerskill: Environment Agency Nick Jones: Environment Agency Lindsey McEwen: University of the West of England Joseph Clarke: CH2M Roy McIntosh: Scottish Environment Protection Agency Using social media for flood warning dissemination Flood Digital, the past and the future Sustainable flood memories, lay knowledges and the development of community resilience to future flood risk Innovative visualisation for effective coastal flood incident management How can we make our flood forecasting information better used by a wider audience “This conference and exhibition is about networking, capacity building, and an enhanced understanding of how the supply chain links together to deliver successful projects for the wider benefit of flood risk reduction.” Josie Bateman, Flood & Water Manager, Northamptonshire County Counci The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com www.floodandcoast.com 17
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