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Ein integratives Planungsinstrument für das Hochwasserrisikomanagement - der gewässerbezogene Gebietsentwicklungsplan

Translated title of the contribution: An Integrative Planning Instrument for Flood Risk Management—The Catchment Oriented Unit Development Plan

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    Abstract

    Aspects of water and flood management are often too little or too late included into the spatial planning process. At the same time aspects of geodata infrastructure and flood related data and information has to be considered as a crucial interface in a concept for integrated planning. Against this background a planning instrument on the scale of a river basin was developed—the catchment related development
    plan (gGEP). The concept includes also the interfacial requirements to technical and computer based tools like Planning or Decision Support Systems. The overarching aim of this planning instrument is to integrate flood relevant issues in order to minimize the flood risk or not to increase it further respectively. The catchment related development plan can be considered as an important prestage for setting up flood risk management plans according to Art. 7 of the EU Flood Risk Management Directive. The very urban area of the City of Hamburg and rural parts of Lower Saxony in Germany serve as case study areas for the concept.
    Translated title of the contributionAn Integrative Planning Instrument for Flood Risk Management—The Catchment Oriented Unit Development Plan
    Original languageGerman
    JournalRaumforschung und Raumordnung
    Volume68
    Issue number5
    Pages (from-to)409-418
    Number of pages10
    ISSN0034-0111
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 31.10.2010

    Research areas and keywords

    • Environmental planning
    • Flood
    • Flood risk management
    • Flood risk management directive
    • Planning instrument
    • Catchment related development plan
    • Web services

    ASJC Scopus Subject Areas

    • Environmental Science (miscellaneous)
    • Geography, Planning and Development
    • Urban Studies

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