The recordings of the LandAware Workshop 2022, held in Zürich/Birmensdorf, Switzerland, on 3-5 October 2022, are now available on our youtube channel.
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Three days of interesting talks, discussions, exchanges, excursions and fun!
Many thanks to all the participants and the WSL organizers!
Some of the interviews broadcast in short versions during the
LandAware MayDay round-the-clock conference.
Here are the extended versions of all interviews.
Mateja Jemec Auflič
(Geological Survey of Slovenia)
The Slovenian Landslide Prediction System
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Paolo Mazzanti & Saverio Romeo
(NHAZCA)
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Nicola Casagli
President of the International Consortium on Landslides
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Davide Bertolo (Aosta Valley Region, Italy)
Daniele Giordan (CNR IRPI)
Communication strategy at the Mont de La Saxe monitoring system
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Lene Kristensen & Gustav Pless
(Norwegian water resources and energy directorate)
Local LEWS operating for the Aknes and Mannen landslides in Norway
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Davide Tiranti (ARPA Piemonte, Italy)
The territorial LEWS in Piemonte region, northern Italy.
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Tulius Dias Nery
(Brazilian National Center for Alert Monitoring and Natural Disasters)
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Alessandro Mondini (CNR IRPI)
SAR for landslide failure detection and mapping
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Mauro Rossi (CNR IRPI) and WG1 members
A glossary for LEWS community
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Blog post by Mirianna Budimir
We want to hear from you!
Challenges still remain in bridging the gap between providing scientific warning information and translating that into useful information for stakeholders. Best-practice guidance for early warning systems recommends engaging with stakeholders to co-produce useful forecast and warning information for decision makers. However, this is still a big ask and barriers, challenges, and gaps still remain in this process – including for landslide early warning systems. To address these challenges, LandAware have established a Working Group focusing specifically on this topic.
As part of the MayDay conference, Dr. Mirianna Budimir, Senior DRR Advisor from Practical Action, an international development organisation with global expertise in early warning systems, will share existing lessons and best practice from the wider early warning system field that can be applied specifically to landslide early warning systems. Using examples from operational landslide early warning systems, she will share key learning and practical recommendations about communicating warnings and engaging with stakeholders effectively.
As part of the session, we will invite participants to share their experiences of working with stakeholders and developing communication strategies for landslide early warning systems. We want to hear and share your experiences, challenges, strategies, successes, and lessons, in order to learn from each other within LandAware. Your reflections and questions will also inform the development of SHEAR programme guidance materials aimed at supporting better communication and stakeholder engagement for LEWS.
If you are interested in participating and contributing to the conversation, don’t forget to add it to your calendar:
20th May, 10:00-11:00 CEST
Contact us to feature in an upcoming publication
Are you involved in issuing landslide forecasts or warnings as part of an operational, live system? If so, please contact Mirianna to share your experiences outside of (or in addition to) the MayDay session. Your input will contribute to and could feature in an upcoming SHEAR programme publication which will provide examples and guidance on developing forecast information for institutional decision makers.
Join us for the LandAware MayDay round-the-clock Conference!
When: from 19 May 2021 14:00 CET to 20 May 2021 14:00 CET
Where: online (free registration required)
What: see the preliminary program
And if have one or more photos regarding landslides or landslide early warning to share… participate in the MayDay 2021 photo contest
Updated info at:
https://www.landaware.org/mayday-2021/
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LandAware kick-off 2020
The kick-off event of the network will take place online on Zoom on Monday 14 December 2020, 13:30-15:30 CET.
REGISTER by filling the following Google form: https://forms.gle/chVsgEiUr69GBDWS7
(the link to join the Zoom meeting will be sent by email to registered participants 1-day before the event)
The 2-hour event will include a presentation of the network and of its working groups, as well as invited lectures and a final interactive session (see detailed program below).
Note: being aware that the time of the event will not allow the easy participation of potentially interested people from all time-zones, the event will be recorded and later posted online for watching on demand.