16
May 2006
17.00 – 19.30 Registration at UNESCO-IHE
|
17
May 2006
08.00 – Registration
at UNESCO-IHE
|
Plenary
opening session
Room A1
|
|
09.00-09.10
|
Welcome
speech by Prof Dr
Richard A. Meganck, Director UNESCO-IHE,
Delft
|
|
09.10-09.20
|
Welcome
speech by Prof Dr Ir
Hubert N. van Lier, Chairman organizing committee,
ISOMUL,
Wageningen
University
.
|
|
09.20-09.30
|
Welcome
speech by Prof Ir W
Segeren, Chairman of the scientific committee
|
|
09.30-10.20
|
Keynote
by Prof Dr Ir Bart
Schultz, Directorate General of Public Works and Water
Management, UNESCO-IHE
Opportunities
and threats for lowland development: Concepts
for water management, flood protection and multifunctional
land-use.
|
|
10.20-10.50
Coffee break
|
|
10.50-11.40
|
Keynote
by Ir Dirk Sijmons,
Director H+N+S Landscape Architects Utrecht, Dutch National
Landscape Advisor.
Challenges
for new multifunctional land-use concepts in lowlands and
deltas.
|
|
Session
1:
Room A1
|
Session
2: Room A2
|
|
11.45-12.10
|
Transition
and future of agriculture in the Dutch Delta - L. Stuyt (the
Netherlands
)
|
11.45-12.10
|
Protection
of hill lakes placed in area with dominant agriculture land
use, through erosion control works - G. Purnavel (
Romania
)
|
|
12.10-12.35
|
Multifunctional
landscapes and greenhouses in the coastal plains of
Spain
: towards new planning criteria - A. Matarán Ruiz (
Spain
)
|
12.10-12.35
|
Subsurface
irrigation to diminish subsidence of peat soil
- J. van den Akker (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
12.35
– 13.45
Lunch
|
|
Session
3: Room
A1
|
|
13.45-14.10
|
Conflicting
claims on water resources in a tropical lowland peat swamp -
C. Siderius (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
14.10-14.35
|
Potentials
and constraints of water management measures for tidal
lowlands in South Sumatra - F.X. Suryadi (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
13.45-14.10
|
Urban
consumption of water in touristic areas, the Guadalfeo
region case - M.I. Rodríguez Rojas (
Spain
)
|
|
14.10-14.35
|
Water
Poverty in
Egypt
; using GIS in tracking the relation between water poverty
& development indices -
R. Ramadan (
Egypt
)
|
|
15.25-16.00
Coffee
Break
|
|
Session
4: Room A1
|
|
16.00-16.25
|
Social
systems, culture and ecology in the Danube delta - K. v.
Assche (
USA
)
|
|
16.25-16.50
|
Dutch
innovative cases and their implications
for the future of spatial planning in the
Netherlands
- C. Zevenbergen (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
16.00-16.25
|
Nutrient
emission quantification tools for support of decision-making
on land and water management in lowlands -
P. Groenendijk (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
16.25-16.50
|
Flood
monitoring using MODIS imagery. Case study:
Romania
, Timis river catchments - G. Stancalie (
Romania
)
|
|
17.45-18.30
Welcome
drink
at UNESCO-IHE
|
|
18.30-20.00
Welcome
diner
at UNESCO-IHE
|
18
May 2006
08.00
–
Registration
at UNESCO-IHE
|
Plenary
session
Room
A1
|
|
09.00-09.50
|
Keynote
by Prof Dr Pavel
Kabat, Centre for Water and Climate,
Wageningen
University
and Research Centre
Climate
changes Spatial Planning: How to incorporate climate
variability and climate change into land and water
management.
|
|
09.50-10.40
|
Keynote
by Prof. Richard
Ashley, Department of Civil and Structural Engineering,
University of Sheffield,
UK
The future
for water and flood risk management in highly susceptible
urban areas.
|
|
10.40-11.10
Coffee break
|
|
|
Session
5: Room A1
|
|
11.10-11.35
|
Finding
Space for Water in the
Netherlands
- F. van Lent (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
11.35-12.00
|
Anthropological
and Climate Change Effects in the Hydrology of Po Valley -
M. Greppi (
Italy
)
|
|
12.00-12.25
|
Climate
Change and sea level rise:
Bangladesh
perspective - M.F. Chowdhury (
Bangladesh
)
|
|
12.30-13.30
Lunch
|
|
Session
6: Room A1
|
|
13.30-13.55
|
Water
management measures in two lowland basins to reduce flooding
- E. Querner (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
13.55-14.20
|
Optimum
Layout and Operation of Pumping System in Coastal Aquifers,
Genetic Algorithm Approach -
S.A.
Zahraei (
Iran
)
|
|
14.20-14.45
|
Has
the risk of flooding in the
Meuse
increased due to climate variability and/or land use change?
- M. Tu (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
14.45-15.10
|
Comparing
Integrated Flood management in British Colombia and the
Netherlands
- M.v.Vliet (the
Netherlands
)
|
|
15.10-15.40
Coffee Break
|
|
Session
7: Room A1
|
|
15.40-16.55
|
program
“Make Space for Water” and
possibilities to international cooperation - B. Satijn (the
Netherlands
)
Discussion
on cooperation between conference participants and members
of the program
|
|
17.00-17.45
|
Plenary
closing session: Conference evaluation and challenges
for future research.
|
|
18.00-20.00
|
Conference
diner at UNESCO-IHE
|
