Titlebook: Extreme Hydrological Events: New Concepts for Security; O.F. Vasiliev,P.H.A.J.M. van Gelder,M.V. Bolgov Conference proceedings 2007 Spring

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Richard H. Law,Michael C. Singerfloodplain development policies should include the benefits of being on a floodplain when it is not being flooded as a balance against the cost of being flooded. It presents a simple example for estimating the appropriate mix of flood insurance and flood protection for properties occupying particular sites on a floodplain.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-39043-2with a frequency from 10 to 25%. The examples of territorial and local flooding, the spatial and temporal variation of floods, ambiguity of cause-effect connections and laws governing the formations of maximum runoff, and experience of the operational forecasting of floods in West and Middle Siberia are presented in this paper.

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Path Planning in Dynamic Environments,ceed a given threshold or, symmetrically, the discharge which has a given probability of exceedance. Such estimations, the spirit of which is definitively different of that of PMP/PMF (Probable Maximum Precipitation or Flood), enable a rational approach of socioeconomic

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THOUGHTS ON THE ECONOMICS OF FLOODPLAIN DEVELOPMENT IN THE U.S.floodplain development policies should include the benefits of being on a floodplain when it is not being flooded as a balance against the cost of being flooded. It presents a simple example for estimating the appropriate mix of flood insurance and flood protection for properties occupying particular sites on a floodplain.

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LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE ELBE RIVER FLOODS IN AUGUST 2002 - WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON FLOOD WARNINGhe flood risk management in Germany were introduced at different private and administrative levels. Still, risk awareness and prevention have to be further strengthened and preparedness has to be kept over time.

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FLOODS IN SIBERIAN RIVER BASINSwith a frequency from 10 to 25%. The examples of territorial and local flooding, the spatial and temporal variation of floods, ambiguity of cause-effect connections and laws governing the formations of maximum runoff, and experience of the operational forecasting of floods in West and Middle Siberia are presented in this paper.

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Conference proceedings 2007r Security, which was held in Novosibirsk, Russia, from July 11-15, 2005. The workshop fell within the NATO priority research topic on Environmental Security, Disaster Forecast and Prevention. At the present time, the necessity of considerable deepening of our understanding about the nature of extre