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📢 New Insights into Flood Early Warning Performance at the district level and within watersheds during the devastating July 2021 floods in Western Germany from myself, Anna Heidenreich, and Annegret Thieken
Available now: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/….... #FEWS #Flood #EarlyWarning
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📢 𝐂𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚𝐛𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐬 for #ChangingWorldRisks2024 now open! A conference on #multihazard and #compound risk organised by MYRIAD-EU, @kan_risk & @NatRiskChange!
🗓️Submission deadline: 31st January 2024
ℹ️ bit.ly/3SujRJA
#CWR2024 #ReducingRisksTogether
Congrats @geoscilisa !! – at Potsdam, Germany
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#Copernicus for #wildfires monitoring
Furious #fires are raging in #Canada 🔥
Dry weather and shifting winds in western Canada have boosted the risk of spreading wildfires in the areas of Alberta and Saskatchewan
⬇️#Sentinel2 🇪🇺🛰️ image from 16 May
Looking forward to discussing this work with colleagues at #EGU23 this afternoon! – at Vienna, Austria
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A great first day at #EGU23 in the “Resilience building and risk reduction” session with my talk on flood early warning and a poster from @NatRiskChange colleague @liso0928 on social resilience. Many thanks to the conveners for bringing this together! – at Vienna, Austria
Made it to Vienna on a train full of researchers! 🚞 Looking forward to the week ahead at @EuroGeosciences #EGU23 – at Vienna, Austria
Looking forward to attending EGU and speaking about recent research on flood early warning #EGU23
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Malawi: The UN is stepping up its support following Tropical Cyclone Freddy, which has left widespread destruction and an unprecedented crisis in its wake. news.un.org/en/story/2023/03…
Cell broadcast emergency warning goes live in Germany today 🚨 An important additional tool for early warning services – at Berlin, Germany
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Looking pieces of the post-flood reconstruction puzzle today from soil types across catchments to burried creeks finding their old paths @NatRiskChange #TaskForce @liso0928
Very interesting first day of field work in Italy surveying high water marks and flood damage from last fall @NatRiskChange #TaskForce
After a day of train travel across the Alps, I’m looking forward to joining Italian colleagues this week for a Task Force trip in the Marche region @NatRiskChange #floodrisk #DRR
It was a pleasure to participate in this Berlin Science week event this weekend! – at Berlin, Germany
Let's see what Heather Murdock (Soapbox 2: 1:30 - 2pm) is up to!
Heather's a hydrotechnical #engineer & #PhD #researcher at @UniPotsdamWater/@unipotsdam.
She's asking: "If a #flood was happening, how would you know?'
Let's see what she has to say!
Berlin Science Week just kicked off and I’m looking forward to speaking about flood early warning on Saturday at the @SoapboxScience event! ⚠️💧@mfnberlin bit.ly/HMurdockBSW
#BerlinScienceWeek22 #ScienceInBerlin #FallingWalls22 #FallingWalls – at Potsdam, Germany
Recent publication alert❗️from @NatRiskChange colleague Lisa Luna on the seasonality of landslides – at Berlin, Germany
Exciting news! The first paper from my PhD work - "Seasonal landslide activity lags annual precipitation pattern in the Pacific Northwest" - has been accepted in Geophysical Research Letters! Preprint here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
Just wrapped up the fall @NatRiskChange retreat 🌊 From floods and wildfires to earthquakes and landslides it was great to hear more about the cohort’s research and spend some time together in the forests of Brandenburg 🌳🍄 #floodrisk #unipotsdam @UniPotsdamWater – at Bad Belzig, Deutschland
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When writing about flooding in Pakistan can I please ask that you think carefully about the discourse you are reinforcing and the agendas you may inadvertently end up supporting in your choice and use of language. Here are my two cents on what we should avoid. 🧵




























