Kick-off (plenary)
| Time (UTC) | Agenda Item | Presenter/moderator |
| 08:30 | Welcome | GEWEX Flood CC team |
| 08:40 | Introduction to the GEWEX | Peter Van Oevelen |
| 08:50 | Vision and Goals of the Flood Crosscutting Project and the workshop structure | GEWEX Flood CC team |
Breakout Session 1: Hydrologic Factors for Flood Generation
Science Question:
What physical and hydrological factors dominate flood generation mechanisms across scales? And how these might be different in the combined flood generation mechanisms across the coastal, urban, and rural settings?
| Time (UTC) | Agenda Item | Presenter/moderator |
| 09:00 | Flood generation in a changing world and its uncertainty | Thorsten Wagener (lead) |
| 09:15 | Study on the Flood Forecasting for Medium and Small River Watersheds Based on Multi-source Information Fusion | Ke Zhang |
| 09:30 | Introducing the Flashiness-Intensity-Duration-Frequency (F-IDF) Curve | Jonathan Gourley |
| 10:00 | Discussion and Create Summary Slide | Presenters and Participants |
| 10:45 | Break |
Breakout Session 2: Spatiotemporal Variability of Flooding
Science Question:
What changes in atmospheric and landscape systems control spatiotemporal variability of flooding?
| Time (UTC) | Agenda Item | Presenter/moderator |
| 09:00 | Compounding extreme rainfall and heatwaves: how important are large scale dynamics in generating extreme floods? | Hayley Fowler (lead) |
| 09:15 | The Spacetime Variability of Flood Frequency in a Warming Climate | Daniel Wright |
| 09:30 | Flood risk prediction under climate change from global to local scales | Huan Wu |
| 09:45 | Variability in the magnitude and timing of flooding with climate change | Conrad Wasko |
| 10:00 | Discussion and Create Summary Slide | Presenters and Participants |
| 10:45 | Break |
Breakout Session 3: Interplay with Climate and Land Use
Science Question:
What is the likely interplay of climate and catchment physical changes (indicators of abrupt system shifts) on flood occurrence and predictability? How do changes in climate systems and land systems (e.g., dam-induced land use changes, etc.) co-evolve and cascade from the atmosphere to the land surface and affect catchment susceptibility to flooding? How do the sensitivity and uncertainty of flood simulations increase under non-stationarity? landscape systems control spatiotemporal variability of flooding?
| Time (UTC) | Agenda Item | Presenter/moderator |
| 09:00 | Achieving Urban Flood Resilience in an uncertain urbanising world | Jessica Lamond (Lead) |
| 09:30 | Assessment of climate impact on meso-scale catchment hydrology considering land use projections | Ioana Popescu |
| 09:45 | Climate and reservoir management effects on floods | Manuela Brunner |
| 10:00 | Discussion and Create Summary Slide | Presenters and Participants |
| 10:45 | Break |
Wrap Up (plenary)
| Time (UTC) | Agenda Item | Presenter/moderator |
| 11:00 | Session 1 Report/Discussion | Thorsten Wagener |
| 11:15 | Session 2 Report/Discussion | Hayley Fowler |
| 11:30 | Session 3 Report/Discussion | Jessica Lamond |
| 11:45 | Next Steps and Future Meeting | GEWEX Flood CC team |
| 12:30 | Adjourn |
Session Elements
Kick-off
The workshop will be initiated with a 10-minute period of welcome, orientation, technology checks, and instructions followed by a brief presentation about the GEWEX and Flood crosscutting project. The workshop includes 3 sessions with two-hour live sessions each run in parallel, hosted on Zoom.
Presentations
Each two-hour live session has four presenters. Each presenter has 10 minutes for presentation followed by 4 minutes of Q&A and 1-minute translation to the next presenter.
Discussion and Create Summary Slide
Each session includes 45 minutes of discussion, brainstorming, and exchanging ideas. Every 4 presenters will then summarize the discussion of their session in a Summery Slide.
Break
There will be 15 minutes break after the sessions.
Wrap-up
The 60-minute closing segment allows for each session to report to the entire workshop and provide a summary of what was learned in that session and a foreshadowing of the next steps in the workshop process.
Next Steps and Future Meeting
The Flood Crosscutting team will discuss the next steps and future plans of this initiative.
Adjourn
