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2. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management Objectives • identificationof different levels in termsofhazardmitigation • methodstocoordinatebetween different levels • illustration in a casestudy

3. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management Levels ofHazardMitigation International organizations Localauthorities / organizations National Governments Coordination! Regional authorities / organizations Individuals

4. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management MethodsforPolicy Formation Output-oriented Models Input-oriented Models • Riskmanagementadjustedto administrative framework • Classical top-down approaches • Split between different fields • Mostlyapplied in currenthazardmitigationstrategies • Administrative structuresadjustedtotherisk • Work-group of administrative authorities, experts, public, etc. • Agreement on objectivesandmeasures, continousevaluation • Increasinglyapplied at (local) level

5. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management Methodsfor Emergency Action Distribution of valid, up-to-date Information! Brokerage-oriented Emergency Management Network Closure-oriented Emergency Management Network • Maximizingconnectionsacrossorganizations / groupsoforganizations • Tightlyknitgroup • Repeatedinteraction, trust

6. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management Methodsfor Emergency Action

7. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management Methodsfor Emergency Action Form andmaintaincontactspriortodisasteroccurrence!!

8. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management Case Study: Migationof Mountain Hazards in Austria • partoftheconcept of integral risk management • hazards: avalanches, torrents (floods), rockfall, debris flows etc. • approximately 30 fatalities per year http://www.durchblick-filme.de/winter/bilder/sonstige/Lawine.jpg

9. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management e.gThe Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management (FMAFEW) National level Level of federal states (Länder level) e.gprovincialheadquatersofthe Austrian Service for Torrent and Avalanche Control e.g regional headquatersofthe Austrian Service for Torrent and Avalanche Control Regional level e.gmunicipality Gmunden, Salzkammergut in Upper Austria Local level (municipality / communes) http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-yjbt9u6uzqY/T6lsgfvrPVI/AAAAAAAAGhA/eVrkMSKjOqY/s1600/reading-levels.jpg

10. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management Structure of the planning system and different spatial levels related to mountain hazards in Austria (modified from ÖROK, 2005).

11. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management Hazard Mapping Procedure of hazard zone mapping (Kurz, 2010).

12. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management (Kurz, 2010) (Kurz, 2010) (Kurz, 2010)

13. Presentation: Mitigatinghazardsat different levels Alina Koch and Julia Tanzer University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna; Class: Environmental Risk Analysis and Management References Abbassi, A: Link Formation Pattern during Emergency Response Network Dynamics. 2014. Available at: http://works.bepress.com/alireza_abbasi/26 [Accessed: 07.05.2014] Greiving, S.; Pratzler-Wanczura, S.; Sapountzaki, K.; Ferri, F.; Grifoni, P.; Firus, K.; Xanthopoulus, G.: Linking the actors and policies throughout disaster management cycle by “Agreement on Objectives” – a new output-oriented management approach. Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences 12, 1085-1107, 2012. Holub, M. and Fuchs, S.: Mitigating mountain hazards in Austria – legislation, risk transfer and awareness building. Nat. Hazards Earth Syst. Sci., 9, 523–537, 2009 Kurz, D.: Hazard Zone Mapping of the Austrian Service for Torrent and Avalanche Control. Presentation of the Austrian Service for Torrent and Avalanche Control and Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management, Trento, 1010. Robinson, S. E.; Eller, W. S.; Gall, M.; Gerber, B. J.: The Core and Periphery of Emergency Management Networks. Public Management Review, 15:3 344-362, Routleague, UK, 2013