LC 00239: verschil tussen versies

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What is layer 1?

The first layer of the Multi-Layered safety concept is the layer of prevention and consists of of all permanent measures that reduce the probability of a flood.

Layer 1 and the MLS concept

By using the Multilayered Safety (MLS) concept, different types of flood management measures are integrated, resulting in an overall reduction of the probability and the consequences of floods. MLS consists of four layers. Prevention is the first layer of MLS. The second and third layers are consequence-reducing measures, namely spatial solutions (layer 2) and emergency response (layer 3). Layer 1 and layer 2 are physical measures, whereas the third and fourth layers, crisis management and recovery, concentrates on organizational measures. Together, these layers can be tailored to local areas in order to minimize flood damage.

What measures were taken in the FRAMES pilots in this layer?

Neither of the FRAMES pilots focused on this layer.

What tools were used in the FRAMES pilots in this layer?

FRAMES has compiled a list of tools used in the pilots and classified these per layer. Click here to find out what tools are available for layer 2.

Hier wordt aan gewerkt of naar verwezen door: Adaptive planning, Layer 1- Flood protection, Natural flood management

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-''Typical challenges for areas:''
+[[Bestand:Layer1 geentekst.jpg|gecentreerd|kaderloos|500x500px]]
-* Coastal flooding as main challenge (see the pilots in [[FR Country 00004|Denmark]] and the Netherlands ([[FR PLT PR 00006|Flood proof electricity grid]], [[FR PLT PR 00002|Reimerswaal]] and [[FR PLT PR 00003|Sloe]]))
-* Fluvial flooding and coastal flooding/influence  ([[FR PLT PR 00004|Alblasserwaard]], [[FR PLT PR 00009|Wesermarsch]])
+==== What is layer 1? ====
-* Fluvial flooding (see the [[LC 00288|pilots in the UK]] and the [[FR Country 00002|pilots in Belgium]])
+The first layer of the Multi-Layered safety concept is the layer of prevention and consists of of all permanent measures that reduce the probability of a flood.
-* Pluvial flooding: surface water flooding
-''When this is not clear, please make use of the following tools''
+===== Layer 1 and the MLS concept =====
-* Flood risk maps delivered for the [http://ec.europa.eu/environment/water/flood_risk/index.htm EU Flood Directive]
+By using the Multilayered Safety (MLS) concept, different types of flood management measures are integrated, resulting in an overall reduction of the probability and the consequences of floods. MLS consists of four layers. Prevention is the first layer of MLS. The second and third layers are consequence-reducing measures, namely spatial solutions (layer 2) and emergency response (layer 3). Layer 1 and layer 2 are physical measures, whereas the third and fourth layers, crisis management and recovery, concentrates on organizational measures. Together, these layers can be tailored to local areas in order to minimize flood damage.
-* Pilots: Scenarios and other forecasting techniques to define future challenges
+[[Bestand:4layer illustratie totaal.jpg|gecentreerd|kaderloos]]
-* Pilots: [https://www.ipcc.ch/reports/ IPCC reports] and [https://www4.unfccc.int/sites/napc/Pages/Home.aspx national adaptation strategies]
+==== What measures were taken in the FRAMES pilots  in this layer? ====
-''Discuss flood risk scenarios and define challenges for resilient areas and communities with relevant stakeholders.''
+Neither of the FRAMES pilots focused on this layer.
+==== What tools were used in the FRAMES pilots in this layer? ====
+FRAMES has compiled a list of tools used in the pilots and classified these per layer. Click {{Internal link|link=PR 00153|name=here|dialog=process-linkpage-dialog}} to find out what tools are available for layer 2.
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 |Supercontext=PR 00274
 |Topcontext=PR 00069
-|Heading=Question 1: What is the flood risk (sea, river, rainfall) and which are the flood risk challenges in your region?
+|Heading=Layer 1: Flood protection
 }}