The Environment Agency's Flood Hydrology Improvements Programme | WEBINAR

Hosted by the CIWEM Rivers & Coastal Group and the CIWEM Central Southern branch

Event description

The Flood Hydrology Improvements Programme (FHIP) is a £7m, 6-year programme delivering long-term step change to the methods, data, and ways of working in UK operational flood hydrology. It has been developed as the Environment Agency’s principal response to the community-developed 25-year UK Flood Hydrology Roadmap.

In this webinar, there will be a brief introduction to FHIP, covering its history and purpose, as well as summarising the ongoing and planned projects and the anticipated outcomes.

Whilst all the FHIP projects have been developed to primarily deliver improvements for the Environment Agency, they will also support the efforts of the UK Flood Hydrology Roadmap Board and the wider hydrological community. Throughout this presentation will be opportunities to feedback and calls to action to get involved.

Part of the CIWEM Flood Resilience series.

Booking and joining information

This event is open to members and non-members of CIWEM.

This webinar will be hosted on the Zoom platform and will be recorded. Please note that registrations will close 24 hours before the event starts. If you have not registered before that time, unfortunately we cannot add you to the event. You will receive an email with joining instructions after you have successfully registered for the webinar and the registration has been approved by our team. If you have any questions about your booking or would like to cancel your attendance, please contact barbara.woods@ciwem.org.

Please make sure you add this event to your calendar, all you need to do is copy the body text of the joining instruction email, go to your Calendar, create a new calendar appointment, set the start and end date and time, paste the text and click the "Save & Close" button.

If you have any queries about this talk, please contact Chris Skinner at chris.skinner@environment-agency.gov.uk.