BRGM actions in links with the ICZM approach C. Vinchon, D. Idier, G.Le Cozannet, C. Oliveros Coastal Risk and Climate Change Unit Colloque Croissance

BRGM actions in links with the ICZM approach

C. Vinchon, D. Idier, G.Le Cozannet, C. Oliveros Coastal Risk and Climate Change Unit

Colloque Croissance Bleue -Athènes -25 novembre 2013

The coastal zone frame

> ICZM integrated approach of territories

> Coastal risks (erosion, marine inundation)• Increased by climate change (sea level rise, extreme

events)

• Increased by societal changes (changes in land use, demographic increases, migratory processes,….

=>Need of a holistic approach of risk, and implementation transdisplinary approaches

> European framework directives• MSFD, WFD, FD

• Ecosystemic approaches : Sea bed and water column integrated as support for biocenoses

• Flood risks

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> Skills • in the coastal risk and climate change unit, and in regional services

– Geology, sedimentology, hydraulic, mathematics, oceanography, cartography, geomatics (GIS, databases)

• Other skills, within the Risk and Prevention Division and BRGM

– Civil enginery, sismology,…

– Hydrogeology, geochemistry, …

> Scopes • Sea bed and coastal dynamics knowledge, shoreline evolution

• Observatories

• Coastal risks (Climate change)

> Tools• Observation and measurements

• Numerical modeling,

• Transdisciplinarity

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Skills of BRGM


3 axes of scientific developpement

>Coastal dynamics, coastal hazards• VULSACO, MICORE, PREVIMER, PPRL,…

>Vulnerability and resilience of the coastal zone in a context of climate change• CECILE, MISEEVA,…

>Observatories and monitoring surveys of the coastal systems • OCA, DCE, DCSMM, ...

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Prévimer : Storm « Christian » : modeling the surge

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3 frames of action

> National and international research projects , • Collaborative, co-funded ( French National agency for

research, Europe FP7, Research fundations,)

• Exchanges , post doc « Carnot »

• Development projects (internal funding),

> Projects in support to french public policies • Co-funded by Ministry in charge of environment, collectivities,

agencies….

• Methodologic developpments

• Support to coordination

• Public expertise

> International projects in support of public policies• Ministry for foreign affairs, private funding, Europe

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Examples of research projects> CECILE (2010-2013)

• Collaborative project, Coordination

• Funded by the french national research

agency

• Climate change =>Sea level rise

• Weighing the different other components

> MISEEVA (2008-2011)• Collaborative project, Coordination

• Funded by the french national research agency

• Transdisciplinary

• Object « Marine inundation hazard : Economic, social and environmental vulnerability assessment »

> Carnot exchange (2012-2013)• Coastal morphodynamics (Univ. Catalunya, D. Idier) ; Coastal adaptation

(SM. Cheong, Univ. Stanford).

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Examples of action in support to public policies

> Coastal risks prevention plans (PPRL)• Coastal hazards maps (marine inundation, coastal erosion)

• Co-funded by state departmental delegation for territory and sea

> Participation to the implementation of european FDs• Coastal hydromorphology (WFD)

• Sea bed integrity (MSFD)

• Territories at risk of marine inundation (Flood FD)

> Participation to the implementation of the national strategy for an integrated management of the coastal zone (12/07/2010 law)• Towards a national Coastal observatory

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Example of an international project

> Assessing the marine inundation hazard and housing damages induced by the asian 2004 tsunami wave in Sri Lanka• Co-funded (1)by the French Ministry for foreign affair (2) Sri lanka

government (UNA) in partnership with FIT company, IGN international

• Inundation Modeling and field investigation

• Building of a damage function

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Scientific partnerships and/or networks

> Coastal dynamics, risks, climate change• Universities

– Bordeaux, Caen, Rouen, Brest, Perpignan, la Rochelle, Nantes, Montpellier,….

• Scientific institutes

– IFREMER/Dyneco, CETMEF, SHOM, CNRM ,….

• Foreign institutes and Universities

– ISPRA(It), Porto University, KCL, …..

> Interdisciplinary partnerships depending on applications • In Human sciences

– University/CNRS of Montpellier, Marne la Vallée, Lille and Dunkerque,…

– Artelia, Asconit

– AMRA (It), UNU (Cologne), ……

• in Biology

– MNHN, universités, CNRS,,….


BRGM potential to participate to GIZC

> Sound knowledge in physical sciences of the coastal zone• Hydrodynamics, morphodynamics, sedimentology

• Coastal hazards and risks

> Capacity of federation of different disciplines

> National and international network• In physical sciences

• In SHS sciences

• In biology

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Documents

BRGM actions in links with the ICZM approach C. Vinchon, D. Idier, G.Le Cozannet, C. Oliveros Coastal Risk and Climate Change Unit Colloque Croissance