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Use of historic sources
in flood estimation
Wednesday 28th September 2009
Presentations given at the BHS National
Meeting at Oriel College, Oxford, are listed here: most are
available to download in PDF format.
- Likelihood methods
for qualitative and quantitative historical flood data
Peter Henrys, JBA Consulting (PDF, 354Kb)
- Applying historical
information to flood risk assessment in northeast England
– matching methodology to availability and reliability
of data
David Archer, JBA Consulting (PDF, 2.1Mb)
- Come hell or high
water: can't we do without the past?
Colin Clark, Charldon Hill Research Station, Bruton (PDF,
1.5Mb)
- BHS
Annual General Meeting
- Large floods in Norway
Lars Roald, NVE: Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate
(no PDF)
- Long-term flood
frequency and seasonality patterns on the River Ouse, Northeast
England
Neil Macdonald, University of Liverpool (PDF, 775Kb)
- Reconstructing historic flood patterns in the Severn
catchment, UK
Lindsey McEwen, University of Gloucestershire (no PDF)
- What can we learn from
the Thames flood series?
Terry Marsh, Centre for Ecology
& Hydrology (PDF, 572Kb)
- Historic flood
records and seasonality in assessing flood risk in the Spey
catchment, Scotland
Andrew Black and David Fadipe, WHS / University of Dundee
and SEPA (PDF, 702Kb)
For further information contact Andrew Black,
Tel: + (0)1382 309103; Email andrew.black@hydrosolutions.co.uk
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