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Smart Resilience Technology, Systems and Tools

SMARTeST

Jean-‐Luc Salagnac – project scientific director

project ID card

�  SMArt Resilience Technology, Systems and Tools

�  7th European Framework Programme, Collabora?ve Project

� Work Programme: ENV.2009.3.1.5.1 Technologies for

improved safety of the built environment in rela?on to flood

events

�  Person-‐months input: 533

�  Commencing: 1 January 2010

�  Comple?on: 31 December 2012

Paradigm change in flood management

-  Building and raising dikes and walls

-  “Levee effect“

-  Cost intensive solution

-  Conflict with spatial & urban planning

-  Sustainability???

Entrapment effect

„Silo thinking“

Traditional Flood Management

„flood defence“

Drivers: Climate change Rapid urbanisation

„living with floods“

Integrated Flood Risk

Management

Adaptability,

flexibility of solutions

Citizens’ Respons-ibility

Non-Structural Measures

Govern-mental Respons-ibility

Reasoning for SMARTeST

�  Insufficient transparency of the performance of the products �  Uncertainty of their efficiency �  Complex technical solu?ons may not be easily integrated into the decision making processes

�  Uncertainty how to best u?lise and weight flood risk data within decision making

�  Inefficient informa?on dissemina?on according to the great variety of stakeholders

�  Insufficient apprecia?on of the variety of stakeholders concerns �  No coherent informa?on about the new technologies �  Insufficient capacity of stakeholders �  Uncoordinated ac?vi?es and responsibili?es of stakeholders

Research Strategy

�  Research and development on smart innova?ve flood resilient technology for the protec?on of the built environment.

�  Development of tes?ng procedures and methods for flood resilient technology.

�  Development of draX harmonised interna?onal standards for flood resilient technology.

�  Undertaking case studies to assess the systems under which flood resilient technology is used in the urban environment.

�  Developing implementa?on tools for flood resilient technology in Europe.

�  Integra?ng the aspects of technology, systems and their implementa?on.

�  Dissemina?ng the results of research to a wide user audience (technical and non-‐technical), in order to achieve a significant impact on protec?ng the built environment.

WP5: FRe integration

17-19/03/2011 6 BRW II New Orleans

WP3: FRe system

WP2: testing/dvpt FRe technologies

Before During After

In/out of the scope

WP4: implementation FRe technologies

Repair Crisis management

Return of experience

Rain forecast Alert

Prevention (content, messages, organisation)

Qualification of protection measures

Decision tools

Guidelines for the dvpt of protection systems

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Partners

BRW II New Orleans

Partners affiliation and skills Cyprus

Dion Toumazis Associates ,

Germany Tec. Univ. Of Hamburg

Germany Leibniz Institute (IEOR)

France Ecole des Ponts ParisTech

Netherlands Tech. Univ. of Delft

United Kingdom Univ. of Manchester

France CSTB

Spain Univ. Politec. de Madrid

United Kingdom BRE

Greece University of Athens,

Competences

Engineering

Buildings Urban infrastructures Hydraulics Geology Costal Civil engineering Materials

Urbanism Spa@al planning

Sociology Policy assessment Popula@on behaviour

Environmental psychology What’ s in people minds?

Project management structure


Smart Resilience Technology, Systems and Tools

Project mid term: where do we stand?


WP2:tes@ng/dvpt FRe technologies

•  Data base on Fre products(manufacturers, suppliers) •  Test protocol draXed (link with FM global) •  Tests being planned

WP3:FRe system •  Literature review •  Framework proposal for the descrip?on of case studies •  Story telling

WP4 :implementa@on FRe technologies

•  Damage assessment tools at the building scale •  An?cipa?on of damage reduc?on by use of FRe technologies

WP5:FRe integra@on

•  Glossary of terms •  Na?onal review :

-‐ context (laws, insurance, governance, ...) -‐ understanding the main barriers and resistance on the ‘road to market’

WP6: diffusion •  Implementa?on and update of the project web-‐site dissemina?on ac?ons

Wish to know more?


www.floodresilience.eu

Points of interest for NOLA


•  First case studies confirm: ü The lack of awareness/informa?on of stakeholders ü The lack of communica?on between stakeholders ü The crucial importance of insurance schemes (ir-‐responsability)

•  Difficulty to establish a balance between ü  long term (what should be done) ü  and short term issues (what will be done)

•  Story telling, a way: ü -‐ to explore FRe system improvements ü -‐ to s?mulate innova?on ü -‐ to create a context for the exchange with stakeholders

The event and its consequences

The same event aXer SMARTeST outcomes implementa?on

(one scenario among many others)

Added value

Condi?ons of success


Thank you for your attention

Jean-Luc SALAGNAC

[email protected]