Extreme Hydrological Events: New Concepts for Security

1. THOUGHTS ON THE ECONOMICS OF FLOODPLAIN DEVELOPMENT IN THE U.S.
DANIEL P. LOUCKS, JERY R. STEDINGER

2. FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT FOR SETTING PRIORITIES IN DECISION MAKING
ERICH J. PLATE

PART 1. Basin case studies on extreme hydrological events

3. RHINE FLOODS AND LOW FLOWS
HERBERT E.J. BERGER, HELMUS VAN D LANGEMHEEN

4. AUGUST 2002 CATASTROPHIC FLOOD IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
JAN BOUCEK

5. LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE ELBE RIVER FLOODS IN AUGUST 2002 - WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON FLOOD WARNING
HEIDI KREIBICH, BRUNO MERZ

6. FLOODS IN AUSTRIA
GÜNTER BLÖSCHL, RALF MERZ, CHRISTIAN RESZLER

7. THE CONDITIONS OF THE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF EXTREME FLOODS IN ZAKARPATYE (THE BASIN OF THE TISA RIVER)
ANATOLY I. SHERSHEVSKY

8. SUMMER 1997 FLOOD IN POLAND IN PERSPECTIVE
ZBIGNIEW W. KUNDZEWICZ

9. FLOODS IN SIBERIAN RIVER BASINS
DMITRY A. BURAKOV, YULIYA V. AVDEEVA, VERA F. KOSMAKOVA

10. RAIN FLOODS OF THE FAR EAST AND EAST SIBERIA
L.M. KORYTNY, N.V. KICHIGINA, B.I. GARTSMAN, T.S. GUBAREVA

PART 2. Probabilistic estimation in flood studies

11. THEORY OF EXTREME EVENTS AND PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS OF FLOODING CHARACTERISTICS
MIKHAIL V. BOLGOV, NADEZHDA V. OSIPIVA

12. REGIONAL FLOOD FREQUENCY ANALYSIS
DAN ROSBJERG

13. PROBABILISTIC FORECASTS USING BAYESIAN NETWORKS CALIBRATED WITH DETERMINISTIC RAINFALL-RUNOFF MODELS
LUIS GARROTE, MARTÍN MOLINA, LUIS MEDIERO

14. PREDETERMINATION OF FLOODS
PIERRE HUBERT, IOULIA TCHIGUIRINSKAIA, DANIEL SCHERTZER, HOCINE BENDJOUDI, SHAUN LOVEJOY

15. STATISTICAL ESTIMATION METHODS FOR EXTREME HYDROLOGICAL EVENTS
P.H.A.J.M. van Gelder, W. WANG, J. K. VRIJLING

PART 3. Ice-induced floods

16. STUDIES OF ICE JAM FLOODING IN THE UNITED STATES
KATHLEEN D. WHITE, ANDREW M. TUTHILL, LINNZI FURMAN

17. LABORATORY MODELLING OF ICE JAM FLOODS ON THE LENA RIVER
V.A. BUZIN, A.B. KLAVEN, Z.D. KOPALIANI

18. HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR ACTIONS ON PREVENTION OF ICE FLOODING ON THE LENA RIVER
VLADIMIR V. KILMJANINOV

19. INFORMATION NEEDS WHEN ESTIMATING ICE JAM FLOODS AND ICE RUNS
ROBERT ETTEMA

PART 4. River low flows and climatic conditions and environmental issues

20. DROUGHT-INDUCED WATER SCARCITY IN WATER RESOURCES SYSTEMS
FRANCISCO J. MARTIN-CARRASCO, LUIS GARROTE

21. RIVER LOW FLOWS IN AUSTRIA
GREGOR LAAHA, GÜNTER BLÖSCHL

22. ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF AUTUMN-WINTER RIVER LOW FLOW ON THE OPERATION OF A RESERVOIR WITH SEASONAL REGULATION
O.F. VASILIEV, A.A. ATAVIN, S.V. PICHUGINA

PART 5. Risk assessment and management for floods, low water events, damages vulnerability issues

23. THE DUTCH STRATEGY FOR SAFETY AND RIVER FLOOD PREVENTION
BART FOKKENS

24. FLOOD CONTROL SYSTEMS IN RUSSIA
ALEXANDER ASARIN

25. EVACUATION AND LIFE-LOSS ESTIMATION MODEL FOR NATURAL AND DAM BREAK FLOODS
DAVID S. BOWLES, MAGED ABOELATA

26. FLOOD PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT IN THE NETHERLANDS
KRYSTIAN W. PILARCZYK

27. HYDRAULIC BOUNDARY CONDITIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS, AT PRESENT AND IN FUTURE
HERBERT E.J. BERGER

28. REVISED STRATEGIES FOR FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT: LESSONS FROM THE 2002 FLOOD IN EUROPE
H.P. NACHTNEBEL

29. THE NATO WORKSHOP “EXTREME HYDROLOGICAL EVENTS”, NOVOSIBIRSK, RUSSIA, 10-15 JULY 2005
PAOLO REGGIANI, ADRI VERWEY

30. WORKING GROUPS CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
O.F. VASILIEV, P.H.A.J.M. van Gelder, ERICH J. PLATE, MIKHAIL V. BOLGOV

Keywords: Engineering, Civil Engineering, Waste Water Technology / Water Pollution Control / Water Management / Aquatic Pollution