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Smart Rivers 2019

The FLOODrisk2020 organising committee would like to send you our best wishes for the new year.

As a regular attendee of the FLOODrisk conferences, we thought that you may be interested in another conference looking at similar topics.

The conference is Smart Rivers 2019 and will take place in the Centre des Congrès in Lyon (the location of the last FLOODrisk 2016 conference).

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The live session recordings are now online on the FLOODrisk2020 hub

The recordings for all the FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference live sessions are now available for you to watch online on the FLOODrisk2020 hub. To view the recordings, go to the programme page on the

Thank you for attending the FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who participated in the FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference last week. Although we would have preferred to meet all of you in person in Budapest , we hope that you enjoyed the range of presentations and discussions that were on off

The FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference is well under way

Day one and two of the FLOODrisk2020 conference are now over and we would like to thank all our participants, speakers and chairs and co-chairs for your participation in this conference with a difference. Tomorrow is the last day of the conference, but we still have a lot of content to

The Zoom links are live

Please note that the Zoom links for tomorrow's FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference are now live. Go to hub.floodrisk2020.net and select your preferred hub or the programme page and click on the link to open the zoom call.

Special Session: Interactive session on urban flood resilience - exploring the role of critical infrastructure and stakeholder engagement

The Special Session: Interactive session on urban flood resilience - exploring the role of critical infrastructure and stakeholder engagement will take place virtually on Thursday 24 June 2021 -from13:30 to 15:00. The session will be led by Karin de Bruijn, Heather Murdock, Shristi

How to get the best out of the FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference

There are now less than 6 days left till conference day. Are you registered to attend? If not you will be missing out on some groundbreaking presentations and discussions between the world leaders in FLOODrisk management, so make sure to register on

We are delighted to welcome HDR as silver sponsor

We are delighted to introduce HDR as silver sponsor to the FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference HDR is an employee-owned design firm specializing in engineering, architecture, environmental and construction services. For more than a century, we have partnered with our clients to shape flood

Reminder: You can already access the video presentations online

The video presentations for the FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference are already available online on the conference gateway on hub.floodrisk2020.net for all registered participants. There are multiple ways that y

Launch of the conference presentations

We are delighted to announce that the recorded videos for the conference presentations, whether oral or poster, are now available on the FLOODrisk2020 virtual conference hub.floodrisk2020.net website for registered participants to view. If yo

Special Session: Life Loss Assessment Models and Methods

The Special Session: Life Loss Assessment Models and Methods will take place virtually on Wednesday 23 June 2021 from 16:00 to 17:30. Note the timing has changed from 11:00 to accommodate our participants who will be joining the session from the USA. The session will be led by Karin de B

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01 June 2020

Online abstract submission re-opens

14 September 2020

Online abstract submission closes

30 October 2020

Notification of acceptance

02 November 2020

Full paper submission opens

11 February 2021

Full paper submission closes

11 Feb 2021 - 1 Jun 2021

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22 May 2021

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22 - 24 June 2021

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4th European Conference on Flood Risk Management

Science and practice for an uncertain future