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POTENTIAL DISASTERS AS A RESULT OF CLIMATE CHANGE
- AND HOW TO PREVENT THEM
Jan Coppes
FIDIC, 4-8 September, Beijing
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1. types and causes of disasters
2. relationship climate change and flooding
3. research programme CLIMATE CHANGES
SPATIAL PLANNING
4. new concepts for flood mitigation
5. development plan MORE SPACE FOR THE RIVER
contents
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types
causes
situation in the Netherlands
disasters
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climate change
higher temperature causes larger discharge
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relationship climate change and flooding
1. increase in discharge
2. more extremes
3. large consequences for land and water use
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climate changes spatial planning from sectoral to integrated approach
research consortium
government
research institutes
private sector
NGO’s
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research objectives
1. creation of knowledge infrastructure on interface
of climate change and spatial planning
2. dialogue between stakeholders to develop
innovative spatial planning that anticipates
climate change and contributes to a safe and
sustainable infrastructure
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research programme themes
1. climate scenario’s
2. mitigation
3. adaption
4. integration
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research programme details
2004 - 2009
EUR 100 million
cooperation with other European programmes,
such as CLOUDNET, PRUDENCE, DAEDALUS,
CARBOEUROPE, GMES, VISage, etc.
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new concepts for flood mitigation
1. receding of primary dikes
2. creation of more river branches
3. creation of river overflows and retention basins
4. lowering of groynes
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new concepts for flood mitigation
5. deepening of river beds
6. removal of summer dikes
7. reduction of discharge to river
8. removal of obstacles
9. lowering of river forelands
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lowering of groynes
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deepening of river bed
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removal of summer dikes
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reduction of discharge to the river
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removal of obstacles
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lowering of river forelands
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development plan ‘more space for the river’
budget: EUR 2.2 billion
construction period: 2007 - 2015