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climate impact forecasting for slopes cliff s is an epsrc-funded network based at loughborough university aiming to bring together academics, r&d agencies, stakeholders, consultants and climate specialists to improve forecasting of slope instability in the context of progressive climate change funded by navigation - home - contact us - partners - themes - meetings - join - questionnaire - links - picnic cliff s news climate change and slopes - head in the sand or adapt? on tuesday 5th february the cliffs dissemination symposium took place at the sir denis rooke building, holywell science park, loughborough university. it is a challenging task to quantify the variations in slope stability that result from changes in climate conditions. this symposium disseminated the most important outcomes from four highly successful cliff s workshops that addressed themes relevant to climate change impact forecasting for slopes in the uk. this unique event brought together key speakers and a broad audience of researchers and stakeholders from many different disciplines. some 65 delegates attended the symposium and their feedback was very positive. to see what you may have missed, please click on the picture of the symposium brochure to the right. speakers geoff jenkins metoffice neil dixon loughborough university roger street ukcip stephanie glendinning university of newcastle michelle colley acclimatise derek clarke university of southampton mike winter trl scotland david shilston atkins geotechnics fleur loveridge mottmacdonald martin culshaw british geological survey roger moore halcrow robin mcinnes coastal and geotechnical services tom dijkstra loughborough university testing the user interface for ukcip08 comments on the ukcip08 user interface test can no longer be submitted. however, you may still find the following files useful. they provided information for the test run of the user interface and will give you some idea of what to expect when ukcip08 will be delivered. i will put links on this page when further information and outcomes of the test will become available. - user interface guidance notes - user interface walk through instructions for further assistance and information please contact clare goodess on [email protected] (climatic research unit, uea) 4th workshop, 3 july 2007 at holywell park, loughborough university the fourth cliffs workshop followed our successful formula of an one-day meeting with some 30 participants. in between the formal presentations there was ample opportunity for discussion and evaluation. the pdf versions of the programme and the power-point presentations can be downloaded following the links below [nb approximate files sizes are indicated - if you want access to a smaller version, please email cliffs]: programme - monitoring and data management, remediation and design instrumentation and monitoring [andrew ridley, geotechnical observations ltd, 3mb] natural terrain landslide risk management hong kong [nick koor, university of portsmouth, 6mb] - decision making and dissemination communicating geohazards [martin culshaw, 6mb] a case study from lyme regis [geoff davis, formerly west dorset district council, 16mb] bridging the gap [amy hutchins, acclimatise] - deciding on the ways forward of cliffs ways forward [tom dijkstra, loughborough university] in addition to the presentations a large part of the workshop was devoted to group-based discussions. a report on the outcomes from these discussions will be available shortly. if you are interested in receiving further information regarding this workshop or future events, please send us an email on [email protected] new feature - a links page has been set up. please have a look at the first contribution on the scottish road networks landslides study cliffs has been in newcastle! workshop 3 - 11 january 2007 the third cliffs workshop was held at newcastle university on thursday 11 january 2007. the main theme of the workshop is the impact of climate change on the magnitude and frequency of cutting and embankment slope failures . it involved a full day of activities split up into three sections: numerical modelling, physical modelling and monitoring and testing. we also visited the bionics embankment on friday 12th january (shown here under construction). presentations included the following. you can download these by right clicking on the links below and do a 'save as...' ( nb the files are a bit big.... approximate size indicated between brackets ): the bionics team at newcastle on the developments with their experimental embankment [7.6mb] derek clarke and joel smethurst (southampton) on embankment and cutslope monitoring and analysis [9mb] mark dyer and stefano utili (strathclyde) on failure of flood defence embankments [2mb] dave hughes (belfast) on the qub work at three cutslopes [14mb] tony obrien and fleur loveridge (mottmac) on their work on rail embankments - mind the gap [2.3mb] lucy manning, jim hall, chris kislby and stephanie glendinning (newcastle) on the outcomes and observations from the cranium railway embankment study [1mb] alex kidd and tahar messafer (ha) on has practice in design, construction & maintenance of earthworks slopes [10mb] nesha kovacevic (gcg) on the temporary stability of slopes cut in london clay [2.2mb] if you are interested more information regarding the workshop and the site visit, please send an email to [email protected] , so that we can send you further details. workshop 2 - july 2006 the second workshop was held at dorich house in kingston (with local organisation by maia ibsen and eddie bromhead) and focused on the effects of climate change on natural slopes . the previous day, eddie bromhead took some of us on a tour of the sites at hadleigh castle and the sevenoaks by-pass, which served well as a 'warm-up' for the discussions. the discussions were based around a series of presentations. you can download these by right clicking on the links below and do a 'save as...' ( nb the files are a bit big.... approximate size indicated between brackets ): nicola casagli (florence, italy) new technologies for landslide risk management [15mb] mike winter (trl scotland) unstable natural slopes, climate change and impacts on scottish infrastructure [6.3mb] eddie bromhead (kingston university) climate change and failure mechanisms of natural slopes [4 mb] mark lee (consultant engineering geomorphologist) how does climate change affect the assessment of landslide risk? [2.2mb] andy gibson and pete hobbs (bgs keyworth) bgs landslide information: surveys, gis and databases origins, maintenance and availability [33.8mb] neil dixon and tom dijkstra (loughborough university) monitoring; opportunities and plans for the future . [5mb] we also discussed ways forward and a summary report will be available for download in due course. workshop 1 the first workshop was held at holywell park, loughborough it covered two main themes: - use of climate change information in slope stability assessments, and - validation of groundwater models incorporating climate forecast scenarios. the workshop was split up into 5 sessions. the morning sessions dealt with hydrogeological modelling and the afternoon sessions targeted the use of climate data in two sessions and a concluding session on the ways forward. we posted a summary of the discussion on the web using an on-line forum. unfortunately, the forum has been invaded and i have had to disable it. when it is more robust i will re-activate the forum again. a summary report will be available soon. public launch meeting and ukcip/hc consultation session - october 2005 on wednesday 26 october 2005 we organised a public launch meeting of cliffs. the afternoon focused on a ukcip/hc consultation session. some 50 delegates attended the meeting. read more about the public launch meeting inception meeting - april 2005 an inception meeting was held at loughborough university on 20 april 2005. dr richenda connell (uk

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