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EA – flooding risk

EA – flooding risk. Land use and flooding. Adam Baylis Research Scientist – Communities and Flooding 21 April 2010 Thanks to John Ewen, Newcastle University. Outline. Is land use important for flooding? How does SCaMP fit? What did we do? What did we find? Recommendations for SCaMP2?.

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EA – flooding risk

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  1. EA – flooding risk

  2. Land use and flooding Adam Baylis Research Scientist – Communities and Flooding 21 April 2010 Thanks to John Ewen, Newcastle University

  3. Outline • Is land use important for flooding? • How does SCaMP fit? • What did we do? • What did we find? • Recommendations for SCaMP2?

  4. Is land use important for flooding?

  5. FD2114 “…there are no clear examples…” FD2120 “… effects of land management are masked by climate variability…”

  6. SCaMP – Substantial new data

  7. What did we do? • Worked in Forest of Bowland • Monitored catchment flows • Nested multi-scale approach • Two year monitoring period • Project record • Initial analysis

  8. Problems? • Short monitoring period • Equipment theft • Remote area

  9. What did we find? • Land use had little impact • Different between events But, it’s just one case study

  10. Why did we get these results? • Land use has no effect? • Monitoring period? • Catchment choice? • Configuration of measures? • Measures need to mature?

  11. What else did we find? • Multi-scale approach worked • Good to work with modellers • Project record for audit

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