Übersetzung für "Flood hazard" in Deutsch

In the last decade, the EU has launched around 50 research projects in this field, with a total budget of €58 million, in areas such as flood risk assessment, flood hazard and risk mapping, flood forecasting and preventative land-use planning.

In order to have available an effective tool for information, as well as a valuable basis for decisions regarding flood risk management, it is necessary to establish flood hazard maps and flood risk maps showing the potential adverse consequences associated with different flood scenarios, including information on potential sources of environmental pollution as a consequence of floods.

The second step in the FD’s risk management process was the production of flood hazard maps and flood risk maps for the areas identified as areas of potential significant flood risks by the end of 2013.

In the joint project Flood hazard in a changing climate the scientific basis was created to predict extreme precipitation and flood events in the years 2020 till 2050 in three river basins of the Federal Republic of Germany by complex modellings and to analyze the implications for flood management.

The three main products of SAFER: flood hazard maps (FHM), the flood partnerships (FPS) and the improvement of the flood emergency management (FEM) are an invaluable basis for the necessary activities to implement the European Floods Directive.

We support you with holistic flood and natural hazard protection in rural or urban areas - from hydrological assessment and the realization of the protection projects to emergency planning.

Riverside communities as well as the partly densely populated regions in the lowlands suffer from being permanently exposed to this flood hazard.

The map shows the peak discharge of the past 24 hours at allthe stations, as compared with flood hazard levels.

This made it possible that essential parts of the EU Floods Directive – the making of flood hazard maps and the involvement of the public – have already been fulfilled today.

Methodical approaches and results of the previous CEDIM project “Flood hazard in a changing climate” will be used.

The forest also protects us from floods and natural hazards, such as rockfall and avalanches.

Moreover the Contracting Parties shall make all efforts to control the hazards originating from accidents involving substances hazardous to water, floods and ice-hazards of the river Danube.

Contracting Parties shall also make efforts to control the hazards originating from accidents involving substances hazardous to water, floods and ice-hazards of the Danube River.

Services will include the provision of information on industrial hazards, floods, earthquakes, storms, forest fires, landslides and drought.

Disasters related to climate (such as storms, droughts, forest fires, landslides and floods), and geological hazards (such as earthquakes, volcanoes and tsunamis) will be studied.

For example, the Floods Directive includes hazard and risk mapping and risk management procedures while the Seveso Directive includes provisions on land use planning, safety reports and emergency plans.

Previously, the river posed a flooding hazard to cities such as West Fargo and Harwood, where it joins the Red River of the North, which flows north to Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba.

Never­theless, It can also be a natural hazard (floods and droughts) and is often a man­made nui­sance due to pollution and mismanagement.

Such data are vital for planning of water use, for prediction of flood and other hazards, and for pollution modelling and monitoring.

Previously, the river posed a flooding hazard to cities such as West Fargo and Harwood, where it joins the Red River of the North and flows north to Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba.

In terms of hazards, floods rank first receiving nearly a third of total costs (CHF 800 million).

In the event of flood hazards, a controlled amount of water can be directed to respectively designated spots and – by partially elevating the water level – flow into the polders.