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CONFERENCE: DAY 1 / TUESDAY 28 MARCH PLENARY SESSION LEADERSHIP AND STRATEGY WELCOME: JOHN CURTIN: Executive Director of Flood & Coastal Risk Management, Environment Agency How are flood and coast partners, at every level, showing leadership and working together to reduce flood risk? TIME 09:15 10:45 SPEAKERS Emma Howard Boyd: Chair, Environment Agency Jason Gooding: Chief Executive, Carlisle City Council Minette Batters: Deputy President, National Farmers Union Phiala Mehring: Integrated Flood Risk Campaigner Peter Simpson: Chief Executive, Anglian Water POWERFUL PROJECTS IN PARTNERSHIP I ROOM 1 CHAIRED BY: ALISON BAPTISTE Director of Strategy & Investment, Environment Agency Latest examples of FCRM delivery, demonstrating leadership by risk management authorities and communities TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 11:30 13:00 Jane Burch: Suffolk County Council Michael Adams: Environment Agency Colette Walmsley: Environment Agency Holistic water management project Rea catchment partnership - delivery through adaptability Playing to partner’s strengths to achieve success on a major project Rachel Bird: WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff Tim Ellingham: Royal Haskoning DHV Flood defences for rural communities Packaging, integrated teams and co-location – does it really help? FUTURE FLOOD FORECASTING SYSTEMS, MEASURES AND APPROACHES ROOM 2 CHAIRED BY: CRYSTAL MOORE Head of Flood Forecasting Centre, Environment Agency TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 11:30 13:00 Liz Anspoks: Environment Agency Stefan Laeger: Environment Agency Future direction of flood forecasting The Future Flood Forecasting System (FFFS) for England – a step change to embed a response driven and forecast led approach to flood incidents Tim Harrison: Environment Agency Hayley Bowman: Environment Agency David Ramsbottom: HR Wallingford A flood forecasting and warning service performance measure NaFRA2: developing a single scalable flood risk assessment for England Visualising flood risk: a view from the street The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com 8 28-30 March 2017
LEADERSHIP AND STRATEGY MORNING SESSIONS MANAGING THE RISKS TO UK’S CRITICAL NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE ROOM 3 CHAIRED BY: JOHN DORA Dora Consulting Flood frequency is increasing and recent events have demonstrated how quickly infrastructure can become exposed. This session provides a view on the resilience of our national infrastructure and whether major flood risk projects should be considered as nationally significant infrastructure projects. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 11:00 12:30 Scene setting panel of major infrastructure holders including: ABP, National Grid & Network Rail Will McBain: Arup Nanco Dolman: Royal Haskoning DHV HS2 approach to flood risk and resilience Creating water sensitive airports in times of climate change Gordon McCreath: Pinsent Mason A national policy statement for flood defences: A route-map to ensure critical projects can be consented and delivered INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY ROOM 4 CHAIRED BY: DEREK ANTROBUS Chairman North West FRCC & Salford Council TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 11:00 12:30 Steve Moore: Environment Agency Fiona Moore: Land & Water Services Sally Sudworth: Environment Agency David Riley: Anglian Water Reducing our environmental footprint – why it matters The carbon story: exchanging learning with industry partners Katie Born: CH2M Richard Barnes: Jackson Construction Jim Barlow: Environment Agency Andrew Mandle: Environment Agency Kat Ibbotson: Environment Agency Ian Corder: Environment Agency Co-working on cracking the e:Mission challenge The data story – the data revolution Carbon cost and efficiency – let’s make the connection “To prepare for and recover from emergencies well, we have to prepare together; Flood and Coast 2017 is a great opportunity to get government, industry, academia and communities together to think about how we’ve done things in the past and how we can do things in the future.” Ben Fletcher, Assistant Director Energy, Environment and Transport, Civil Contingencies Secretariat The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com www.floodandcoast.com 9
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