Trying to avoid discrepancies between flood victims mobilisations and urban runoffs management policies in order to improve resilience: The case of the Bièvre river catchment

E. Rioust; J. F. Deroubaix; G. Hubert

Trying to avoid discrepancies between flood victims mobilisations and urban runoffs management policies in order to improve resilience: The case of the Bièvre river catchment

E. Rioust
, J. F. Deroubaix
, G. Hubert

ENPC UPEC

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis'
Pages	173-178
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2013
Externally published	Yes
Event	Conference on 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis' - Paris, France Duration: 3 Nov 2011 → 4 Nov 2011

Publication series

Name	Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis'

Conference

Conference	Conference on 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis'
Country/Territory	France
City	Paris
Period	3/11/11 → 4/11/11

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Rioust, E., Deroubaix, J. F., & Hubert, G. (2013). Trying to avoid discrepancies between flood victims mobilisations and urban runoffs management policies in order to improve resilience: The case of the Bièvre river catchment. In Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis' (pp. 173-178). (Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis').

Rioust, E. ; Deroubaix, J. F. ; Hubert, G. / Trying to avoid discrepancies between flood victims mobilisations and urban runoffs management policies in order to improve resilience : The case of the Bièvre river catchment. Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis'. 2013. pp. 173-178 (Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis').

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Rioust, E, Deroubaix, JF & Hubert, G 2013, Trying to avoid discrepancies between flood victims mobilisations and urban runoffs management policies in order to improve resilience: The case of the Bièvre river catchment. in Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis'. Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis', pp. 173-178, Conference on 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis', Paris, France, 3/11/11.

Trying to avoid discrepancies between flood victims mobilisations and urban runoffs management policies in order to improve resilience: The case of the Bièvre river catchment. / Rioust, E.; Deroubaix, J. F.; Hubert, G.
Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis'. 2013. p. 173-178 (Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis').

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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Rioust E, Deroubaix JF, Hubert G. Trying to avoid discrepancies between flood victims mobilisations and urban runoffs management policies in order to improve resilience: The case of the Bièvre river catchment. In Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis'. 2013. p. 173-178. (Resilience and Urban Risk Management - Proceedings of the Conference 'How the Concept of Resilience is Able to Improve Urban Risk Management? A Temporal and a Spatial Analysis').

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