Multi-hazards and Cascading Effects: reference areas of impact

09:30-09:40

·      Introduction to multi-hazards and cascading effects

Galya Terzieva, ISEMI

09:40-10:15

• The Fire Department and Rescue Services of Savoy

Josseline Le Fèvre, SDI73, France

• Lessons learnt from wildfire waves: Fire – seafood contamination – flooding of urban centers

• Freguesia de Cordinhã, municipal disaster mitigation

Pedro Carrana, Mayor, Portugal

• Network of Associations of Local Authorities of South-East Europe – NALAS: Municipalities activation in civil protection mechanism

Darko Mrvaljevic, Macedonia

• INDIMA: Go Digital – a new approach to project management

Josdef H. Riener, MSc

10:15-10:35

• Combined hazards – COVID-19 and floods. University Disaster Simulation Centre, Ostrava

Lenka Brumarová, The Czech Republic

10.35-10:55

• ResponSEE (Planning, development and conduct of a Union Civil Protection exercise response to an earthquake in South East Europe

Mr. Sebastian Hirschmug

• HEUREKA (Knowledge Network Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan)

 Mr. René Kastner

The Regional Government of Styria – Department for Civil Protection and Defense, Graz, Austria

10:55-11:20

• ANYWHERE: a toolbox to rapid reaction to extreme climate and weather events

Xavier Llort, HYDS, SME Spain

11:20-11:40

• A research presentation on a combination of two disasters (refugees and terrorism)

Prof. Dr. Giray SADIK, Director of the European Studies Research Center, Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University

11:40-12:00

• Situational awareness in crisis leadership in multi-hazard events with cascading effects, Case Flash Flooding at the Gulf of Finland in January 2005,

Timo Hellenberg, Hellenberg International, Finland

12:00-12:10

• Closing discussion and conclusions, Definitions of critical reference areas of impact risk assessment 

Galya Terzieva, ISEMI, Slovakia