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DFG - Research Training Group "NatRiskChange"
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Workpackage Q: Quantification of transient states of hazard and risk

Can we understand and quantify transient states and specify causes for transient behaviour?
How do we distinguish changes in hazard from those in vulnerability?
How do we interpret transient risk and relate this to practical management?

Project Q1: Regional flood hazard changes from a space-time recurrence perspective

Dadiyorto Wendi, Universität Potsdam

Project Q2: Complex network analysis based on event synchronization of natural hazards

Ankit Argawal, Universität Potsdam

Project Q3: Understanding drivers of changing susceptibility of flood-prone residents

Jonas Laudan, Universität Potsdam

Project Q4: Analysing changes in micro-scale flood related vulnerability of companies

Tobias Sieg, Universität Potsdam

Project Q5: Recurrence analysis of event-like hydrological data with uncertainties

Abhirup Banerjee, PIK Potsdam

Project Q6: Investigation of interrelationships between floods and climate variability

Matthias Kemter, GFZ Potsdam

Project Q7: Changes of vulnerability in respect to flood induced business interruption

Lukas Schoppa, GFZ Potsdam

Project Q8: Evolving risks from Himalayan glacial outburst floods

Melanie Fischer, Universität Potsdam

Project Q9: The effect of meteorological hazards on dynamics of vulnerability

FU Berlin

Project Q10: Impact of extreme events on topological robustness of interdependent networks

PIK Potsdam & GFZ Potsdam & University of Potsdam

Project Q11: Quantifying contributions of hazard, exposure and vulnerability changes to flood damage

GFZ Potsdam & University of Potsdam

Project Q12: Contribution of wind and topography on wildfire hazard

PIK Potsdam & FU Berlin

Project Q13:Quantifying changes in exposure, vulnerabilities and risks of pluvial and fluvial floods

University of Potsdam & GFZ Potsdam