IHRR Seminar Series 2022-2023 begins with a seminar from Professor Claire Horwell, 1pm-2pm, 3rd October 2022

Join us for When the Dust Settles: Lessons from Turbulent Times with Professor Lucy Easthope (a Durham Alumni Energy Chapter Event), Tuesday 11th October 2022, 6:00pm to 7:30pm

Institute of Hazard, Risk & Resilience September newsletter

IHRR Annual Conference 2022

Snapshots from the IUB-ICCCAD Distinguished Guest Lecture on Climate & Islamic Finance: Opportunities for Bangladesh.

The IHRR are proud to share a new publication from IHRR's Action on Natural Disasters doctoral training initiative.

The Geo-Resilience 2023 conference is being organised by the British Geotechnical Association (BGA) and will take place in Cardiff on 28th and 29th March 2023. Professor David Toll, Co-Director of IHRR, is the Conference Chair for this important conference on Resilience of the built and natural environment affected by Geo-hazards.

The 2022 SCIMAP User Group Meeting will take place on the 20th September 2022. At this event, we want to hear about how you have been using SCIMAP and we will also provide some training on the new SCIMAP-Flood approach. The workshop meeting aims to increase the connectivity of the SCIMAP user community and provide a forum for sharing knowledge and approach to tackling diffuse pollution and mitigating flood hazards with NFM and nature-based solutions.

The 2022 SCIMAP User Group Meeting will take place on the 20th September 2022. At this event, we want to hear about how you have been using SCIMAP and we will also provide some training on the new SCIMAP-Flood approach. The workshop meeting aims to increase the connectivity of the SCIMAP user community and provide a forum for sharing knowledge and approach to tackling diffuse pollution and mitigating flood hazards with NFM and nature-based solutions.

The aim of SCIMAP-Flood is to help with the prioritisation of natural flood risk management or nature-based solutions within the catchment to increase their effectiveness. The tool identifies the origin of the water that contributes to the flood peaks within the catchment since mitigation actions in these locations will be more effective.

The Institute of Hazard, Risk & Resilience July newsletter is now available to read.

The Institiute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience now has a number of research and funding opportunities.