Category Archives: Flood

Quick as a ‘flash’ (Part 1)

Posted on July 4, 2013 by michaeldcranston

Peter Buchanan, the Met Office flood forecasting service coordinator, describes one of the key priority areas for forecasting science development. “One of the greatest challenges facing the flood forecasting community for the foreseeable future is surface water or pluvial flooding … Continue reading →

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EGU General Assembly 2013

Posted on April 16, 2013 by michaeldcranston

Hydrologists involved in SFFS have contributed a paper for this years EGU.  A joint paper with CEH Wallingford was accepted for the session on hydrology for decision-making: the value of forecasts, predictions, scenarios, outlooks and foresights. The session included papers on … Continue reading →

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