Adaptation thresholds and pathways for tidal flood risk management in London by Hall, J, Harvey, H, Manning, L

Public priorities and public goods: the drivers and responses to transitions in flood risk management by Geaves, L

“…<p>This thesis examines the role of the public in Flood Risk Management (FRM) service provision at a time when the perceptions of the distribution of benefits provided by FRM interventions are in flux, and the role the public should play in FRM highly contested among stakeholders. …”

Risk-based flood protection decisions in the context of climatic variability and change by Rehan, B

Subjects: “…Flood risk management…”

Integrating human behaviour dynamics into flood disaster risk assessment by Aerts, J, Botzen, W, Clarke, K, Cutter, S, Hall, J, Merz, B, Michel-Kerjan, E, Mysiak, J, Surminski, S, Kunreuther, H, Hall, J

“…Such multidisciplinary approaches can inform flood-risk management policy development.…”

Critical infrastructure impact assessment due to flood exposure by Pant, R, Thacker, S, Hall, J, Alderson, D, Barr, S

“…The analysis shows how spatial network models inform flood risk management practitioners to identify and compare critical infrastructures risks on flooded and non-flooded land, for prioritising flood protection investments and improve resilience of cities. …”

From flood science to flood policy: The Foresight Future Flooding project seven years on by Penning-Rowsell, E, Evans, E, Hall, J, Borthwick, A

“…Design/methodology/approach: This paper assesses the impact of the FFF project, both nationally and internationally, using web searches, document analysis, and a questionnaire survey of key actors in the flood risk management policy field. Findings: It was found that the penetration of the project into professionals' consciousness was high in relation to other comparable projects and publications, and its impact on policy - both immediately and continuing - was profound. …”

Assessing surface water flood risk and management strategies under future climate change: Insights from an Agent-Based Model by Jenkins, K, Hall, J

“…Our modelling approach and findings are highly relevant for the ongoing regulatory and political approval process for Flood Re as well as for wider discussions on the potential of insurance schemes to incentivise flood risk management and climate adaptation in the UK and internationally.…”

The legacy of polders: Diagnosing complex flooding processes and adaptation options in the coastal region of Bangladesh by Adnan, MSG

“…The results of this thesis could be of importance both in research and practice for making scientifically informed decisions on coastal flood risk management, particularly in Bangladesh. </p>…”