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Dr. Helliot AMILCAR, National Program for early flood warning, MARNDR 1 THE WARNING SYSTEM, A STEP TOWARD THE FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT IN HAITI BID

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BID. THE WARNING SYSTEM, A STEP TOWARD THE FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT IN HAITI. THE WARNING SYSTEM, A STEP TOWARD THE FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT IN HAITI. SUMMARY - some concepts - morphological considerations - State of Play - Reports of Causes to Effects - The Early Warning System. BID. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Dr. Helliot AMILCAR, National Program for early flood

warning, MARNDR 1

THE WARNING SYSTEM, A STEP TOWARD THE FLOOD

RISK MANAGEMENT IN HAITI

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Dr. Helliot AMILCAR, National Program for early flood

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THE WARNING SYSTEM, A STEP TOWARD THE FLOOD

RISK MANAGEMENT IN HAITI

SUMMARY- some concepts- morphological

considerations- State of Play- Reports of Causes to Effects- The Early Warning System

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Dr. Helliot AMILCAR, National Program for early flood

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SOME CONCEPTS

Disaster planing: a continuous and integrated process resulting from a wide range of risk reduction activities and resources rather than a separate sectored activity in itself.

It requires the participation of many fields, ranging from training to logistics, to health care, recovery, livelihoods and institutional development

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Dr. Helliot AMILCAR, National Program for early flood

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SOME CONCEPTS

Disaster: a sudden and disastrous event which seriously disrupts the functioning of a community or society and causing human, material and economic or environmental exceed the capabilities of the society or community to cope using its own resources.

Although they are often caused by nature, disasters can also have a human origin.

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SOME CONCEPTS

Disaster: opposite event, frustrating, sad, terrible tragedy that destroys the projects, demolished prospects, destroyed the hopes.

(Calamity, plague, defeat)= ± disaster disaster

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SOME CONCEPTS

Hazard: the probability that during a reference period an event reaches a site with a certain intensity. The hazard thus refers to phenomena that could cause damage.

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SOME CONCEPTS

Vulnerability: the wound, weakness. By extension, one that is vulnerable is sensitive, given to making attacks. The term therefore refers to both injury and the propensity to undergo such damage (D'Ercole, 1996)

► A disaster occurs when danger strikes the vulnerable.

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SOME CONCEPTS

the risk is a compound of the hazard and vulnerability

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Dr Helliot AMILCAR, Programme National d'Alerte

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HAITI, mountainous land

* Superficie totale: 27.750 km2 5.550 km2 EXCLURE De Plaines cotieres vallées ET,* Les Précipitations pluvieuses annual:   400 mm (altitude basse)   2000 mm (altitude haute)* Température: 15 ° C à 35 ° C* Plus de 1500 km de littoral

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BLEAK versus PLAINS

Most cities are coastal These coastal cities have developed near a river Constructions often stood on the banks of rivers

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SITES CONDITIONSSITES CONDITIONS

Less than 2% of forest coverexplosive demography

- In 1980: 5 million- In 2011: about 10 million people

→ The population has doubled in 30 years

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SITES CONDITIONS SITES CONDITIONS (CONTINUED)

Plan land almost nonexistent

→ Development of unplanned settlements→ Environmental degradation in general→ Waterproofing land

► Runoff >>> Infiltration

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CONSEQUENCES

Frequent flooding of riversFlooding of settlements→ Loss of life→ Loss of property

► HANDICAP FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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THE FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM

objective:Strengthen the capacity of intervention areas to detect the risk of flooding to reduce loss of life and property.

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Dr Helliot AMILCAR, Programme National d'Alerte

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THE FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM

strategy:- Organization of communities at risk- Hydrometeorological data collection- Alert is triggered- Capacity Building- Sensitization

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Flood Action Plan Yearbook crisis

ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNITIES AT RISK: Municipal Plan Alert and Evacuation

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ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNITIES AT RISK: Municipal Plan Alert and Evacuation

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ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNITIES AT RISK:

Municipal Plan Alert and Evacuation

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ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNITIES AT RISK:Municipal Plan Alert and Evacuation

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ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNITIES AT RISK:Municipal Plan Alert and Evacuation

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ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNITIES AT RISK:Municipal Plan Alert and Evacuation

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EARLY WARNING SYSTEM

Support provided by:

Ministry of Interior (Directorate of Civil Protection) Civil Protection Committees Department of Agriculture (Water Resources, National Meteorological

Center) The municipalities (31 municipalities) Civil Society The University

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EARLY WARNING SYSTEM

Components Automated water level sensors (38) Scale rainfall Rainfall automated sensors (18) Sirens automated (47) Operating system (eVigilance; Bank of hydrological

data) Observers direct

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EARLY WARNING SYSTEM

SYSTÈME DE COMMUNICATION- Satellites Iridium- GPRS

The General Packet Radio Service or GPRS is a standard for mobile derivative of GSM allows a higher data rate.

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Water level SENSORS

Radar signals are emitted as short pulses of a duration of 1 ns by the antenna of the sensor.

After being reflected by the surface of the product, these pulses are received back by the antenna in the form of echoes.

The time of the radar pulses is directly proportional to the distance between sensor and product and thus the filling height.

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RAINFALL SENSOR

- Wind speed.- Wind direction.- Precipitation (rain).- Barometric pressure- Temperature.- Relative Humidity.

Dr Helliot AMILCAR, Programme National d'Alerte

Precoce aux inondations, MARNDR 28

THE WARNING STATIONS

The warning stations are made:- On a mast with two pavilionsdouble.- Two solar panels with apeak power of 50 watts.- Two batteries 12 V / 65 Ah/C20.- From an electronic box.- From a mechanical reinforcement.- Possibly a platform.- Possibly a boxorder.- Possibly a light fixture.

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Hydrometeorological data collection

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DATA VIEW

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INSTRUMENTATION OF WATERSHED FOR COLLECTING INFORMATION

CURRENT STATUS- The system

being put in place

- Consideration of Watershed 13 of 30

- "Feed Back" with the positive

population

NEXT?- Ensure the

sustainability of a

system from its appropriation by the population

- Extend coverage to other Watersheds

Dr. Helliot AMILCAR, National Program for early flood

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THANK YOU