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5 september 2021

Flooding and Hydraulic Structures

This set contains four learning components regarding flooding and hydraulic structures in Japanese cities. i. Flood Resilience (45 min lecture with accompanying slides and exercise questions) ii. Floods (81-slide presentation for flood lecture) iii. Flood Risk Spillway Design (exercise about spillway design) iv. Extreme Value Analysis (18-slide presentation)

Various Experts

5 oktober 2020

River flooding in Jakarta

Since 1949, Jakarta is facing massive industrial and urban growth due to new colonisations at the Ciliwung River’s mouth. As Jakarta became one of the most important industrial centres in Indonesia, devastating effects of river floods also increased. These two factors may seem irrelevant at first sight, but actually urbanization stimulates river flood events to increase. With changing land use due to rapid urbanization, soil permeability decreases, retention time of water in the environment decreases, deforestation occurs. Also, when changes in precipitation patterns are combined with these factors, Jakarta faces catastrophic effects of river flooding. One of the most important factors that increases the damage of these natural disasters is the lack of infrastructure with appropriate legislations. Applicable solution strategies to decrease the damage of flood on Jakarta includes; institutional measures such as new legislations and public education and technical measures such as infrastructure installation, watershed planning, wastewater management, natural resources management. From an environmental perspective, this study emphasizes river flooding problems of Jakarta and brings solutions on increasing the resilience of the city for a sustainable future.

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Elif Basli

1 september 2017

SURE! Simulation Urban Resilience Exercise

This game aims to support community groups to engage in focused conversations about planning and collaboration to better prepare for floods. It requires 6-20 players and takes about 30-45 minutes to play. Learning outcomes: This game aims to support community groups to engage in focused conversations about planning and collaboration to better prepare for floods. The game is published by PreventionWeb. This is a collaborative knowledge sharing platform on disaster risk reduction (DRR), managed by the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR). The site offers a range of knowledge products and services to facilitate the work of DRR professionals.

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British Red Cross EUROPEAID

25 september 2021

Game of Extremes

This training focuses on changes to riverine and coastal flooding, as well as number of extreme heat days, as a result of climate change and provides tools, exercises, and case studies to educate staff, encourage cross-department collaboration, and promote incorporation of climate change and resilience considerations into day to day activities. Many of the topics covered in this training are focused on flooding and heat hazards; however, the concepts can be applied to other climate change hazards as well. This game was developed by The Urban Sustainability Directors Network.

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Auteur Onbekend

2 januari 2021

Pluvial Flooding

Claudia Brauer will explain pluvial floods, rain measuring instruments and the effect of different pavement types on run-off speed. LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Explain shocks and stresses on critical services and infrastructures (CSIs) of STE systems resulting from a range of disastrous events. DURATION: 1 short video (~8 min long)

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Claudia Brauer

5 september 2021

Climate Change and Adaptation Design

This set contains four videos about climate change. i. Introduction to Climate Change (~12-min long video) ii. Urban Heat Island Effect (~7-min long video) iii. Shaping Urban Climate (~9-min long video) iv. Pluvial Flooding (~8-min long video) v. CRPD Course Overview (semester-long 6 ECTS course on the fundamentals of climate, climate change, and climate adaptation and mitigation in urban areas)

MOOC Shaping Urban Climate

1 september 2017

Floods

This lecture about flooding deals with: History of major floods Rainfall hydrology River hydraulics Hydraulic structures: weir and orifice It also includes an assignment: flood storage reservoir design. Note that the powerpoint version may differ slightly from the PDF version, though it is still included for ease of editing. Please consult the PDF for original content.

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Jeremy Bricker

17 september 2017

Case study: Flooding dam Oroville weir orifice

In February 2017, Oroville Dam's (USA) main and emergency spillways were damaged, prompting the evacuation of more than 180,000 people living downstream along the Feather River and the relocation of a fish hatchery. This lecture for students first describes the emergency situation, the repair and then the equitation (i.e. weir, orifice).

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Jeremy Bricker

19 december 2025

Self-study module Introduction to Plant Biology - Abiotic stress

This self-study module is part of the series ‘Introduction to Plant Biology’ and introduces abiotic stress in plants and explains how plants cope with and adapt to challenging environmental conditions. It is designed for students learning basic plant biology and for teachers seeking clear figures and explanations for educational use. The module covers key abiotic stresses - heat, cold, flooding, drought, salinity, and high light intensity - and examines the physiological, structural, and adaptive strategies plants use to survive and grow under these conditions.

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Elysa Overdijk, Anniek Oosterwijk, Kayla Delvers

16 oktober 2017

Sponge City in China

In the previous video, you saw that Chinese cities are facing both water quality and water quantity challenges. Safety in case of flooding -”dry feet” – and a healthy environment are thus also key water management challenges here. However, considering the local Chinese circumstances, such as the urbanization rate, the challenges are of a rather different magnitude than those in Amsterdam. So, how about the solutions to tackle these challenges? In the next video dr. Haifeng Jia will introduce you to the Sponge City Concept that is being implemented as an answer to the urban water management challenges in China. LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Explain shocks and stresses on critical services and infrastructures (CSIs) of STE systems resulting from a range of disastrous events. DURATION: 1 short video (~ 8 min long)

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Haifeng Jia