What to expect
Presentation at the Flood Modeller 2025 conference will cover a wide range of topics relevant to attendees, particularly those working in hydrological and hydraulic modelling. Potential topic areas include, but are not limited to:
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Using Flood Modeller’s 1D River, 1D Urban, or 2D solvers
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Integrating Flood Modeller with TUFLOW
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Applications of Flood Modeller beyond flood studies
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Flood forecasting (with or without Flood Modeller)
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Flood Warning
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Use of specific features within Flood Modeller (e.g., Hydrology+, the new bridge unit)
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Automation with or without the Flood Modeller API
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Sensitivity analysis
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Model calibration
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Breach analysis
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Model reviews, quality assurance, and validation
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Enhancing efficiency in modelling
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Post-processing model outputs
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Communicating model results
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Addressing modelling challenges
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Urban flood modelling
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Coastal and estuarine modelling
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CSO modelling
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Hydrological methods and analysis (UK and non-UK methods and approaches)
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Groundwater modelling and management
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Integrated water resources management
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Climate change impact assessment
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Drought assessment and mitigation
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Sediment transport modelling or geomorphological analysis
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Water quality assessment
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Environmental impact assessment
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Data acquisition, import, management, or processing
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Use of ML, AI, and LLMs in modelling
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Remote sensing and GIS applications
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Hydroinformatics
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Optimisation of water resources systems
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Benefit-cost analysis
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Best practices
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Collaborative efforts
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Risk and reliability analysis
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Meet the conference committee
Richard Crowder
Solution Director
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Chris Allman
Senior Associate Flood Modeller
Mott MacDonald
Francesca Hurt
Head of Flood Risk Assessment & Modelling
Tetra Tech
Neil Hunter
Head of Flood Modelling
JBA Consulting
Simon Lewis
Senior Technical Advisor
Environment Agency
Katie Pearson
Senior Associate Director
Jacobs
Adam Parkes
Technical Director
Jacobs