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The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )The Flood Risk Management Plan set out the strategy, including a set of proposed measures, for the cost-effective and sustainable, long-term management of flood risk in the River Basin, including the areas where the flood risk has been determined as being potentially significant.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an SEA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This statement summarises how environmental considerations have been integrated in to the Flood Risk Management Plan. It identifies how the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process has influenced the Flood Risk Management Plan, how responses from consultees have been taken into account, and the reasons for choosing the Flood Risk Management Plan over other alternatives considered.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report/statement was prepared following Appropriate Assessment of Natura 2000 sites as required under the Habitats Directive. The report presents information on the assessment and the process of collating data on the Flood Risk Management Plans and their potential significant impacts on Natura 2000 site(s). Where there are adverse impacts, an assessment of the potential mitigation of those impacts is required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, whether the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives. Where significant effects are likely, uncertain or unknown at screening stage, an AA will be required.
Download ( .PDF )This report outlines the public consultation and Flood Risk Review processes undertaken for the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive in Ireland, and presents the final the list of communities designated as Areas for further Assessment (AFAs).
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines and concludes, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, that the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could not have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives, and that an AA will not be required.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines and concludes, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, that the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could not have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives, and that an AA will not be required.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines and concludes, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, that the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could not have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives, and that an AA will not be required.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This report determines and concludes, based on a preliminary assessment and objective criteria, that the Flood Risk Management Plans, alone and in combination with other plans or projects, could not have significant effects on a Natura 2000 site in view of the site’s conservation objectives, and that an AA will not be required.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )This document sets out the determination by the Office Of Public Works, under the Regulation 42 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 pursuant to Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive, that this Flood Risk Management Plan would not adversely affect the integrity of any European site.
Download ( .PDF )The purpose of this report is to present the outputs of a detailed revision of the Burnfoot model and review the cost of flood risk management measures, with the objective of determining if an economically viable measure may exist that could justify the progression to full project-level assessment.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report was prepared to support the flood mapping prepared for the River Tolka in the Dunboyne area.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report details the scoping stage of the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process that has been undertaken in the preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan. The purpose of this SEA Scoping Report is to inform stakeholders of the key environmental issues relevant to the Flood Risk Management Plan. The Strategic Environmental Assessment has been completed in accordance with the requirements of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC].
Download ( .PDF )Technical Report that reviews the existing flood forecasting systems in place and examines the facilities, such as river and/or rainfall gauging stations, which would be required to operate a real-time localised flood forecasting service for the River Basin. The report examines issues such as potential forecast periods and reliability of forecasts. The report also reviews the operating regulations and procedures of the control structures and dams on the main body of the River to identify potential, acceptable improvements to the operation of the structures with respect to flood risk management.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides an overview and the outcomes of the Flood Risk Review process undertaken as part of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of the Galway City Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study 2020. The findings provide an improvement and update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) presented as output from Phase 2 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018 for the Galway Coastal Area Potentially Vulnerable to Wave Overtopping (CAPO).
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 1 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018. Phase 1 of ICWWS 2018 provides an update to the Estimated Extreme Coastal Boundary Water Levels, associated with astronomical tide, storm surge and seiche/local wind set-up allowance, for the coast of Ireland, originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Protection Strategy Study (ICPSS) undertaken between 2004 and 2013, as well as two further future scenario extreme water level datasets associated with 1.5m (H+EFS) and 2.0m (H++EFS) of Sea Level Rise. The ICPSS had previously provided equivalent extreme coastal water levels for a similar range of Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) events at the same coastal points or nodes around the coast of Ireland and for the current and two future scenarios (MRFS and HEFS). The latter ICPSS outputs are now superseded by these ICWWS 2018 Phase 1 outputs.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 1 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018. Phase 1 of ICWWS 2018 provides an update to the Estimated Extreme Coastal Boundary Water Levels, associated with astronomical tide, storm surge and seiche/local wind set-up allowance, for the coast of Ireland, originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Protection Strategy Study (ICPSS) undertaken between 2004 and 2013, as well as two further future scenario extreme water level datasets associated with 1.5m (H+EFS) and 2.0m (H++EFS) of Sea Level Rise. The ICPSS had previously provided equivalent extreme coastal water levels for a similar range of Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) events at the same coastal points or nodes around the coast of Ireland and for the current and two future scenarios (MRFS and HEFS). The latter ICPSS outputs are now superseded by these ICWWS 2018 Phase 1 outputs.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 2 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018. The Phase 2 findings provide an update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2013.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 2 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018. The Phase 2 findings provide an update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2013.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 3 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018 at Bunratty. The Phase 3 findings provide an improvement and update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2013 for specific flood risk locations considered vulnerable to wave overtopping.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 3 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018 at Carlingford. The Phase 3 findings provide an improvement and update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2013 for specific flood risk locations considered vulnerable to wave overtopping.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 3 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018 at Shannon. The Phase 3 findings provide an improvement and update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2013 for specific flood risk locations considered vulnerable to wave overtopping.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 3 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018 at Tralee. The Phase 3 findings provide an improvement and update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2013 for specific flood risk locations considered vulnerable to wave overtopping.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 4 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018. The aim of Phase 4 was to assess and estimate the height difference relationship between Mean Sea Level (MSL) and Ordnance Datum (OD) Malin (OSGM15 and OSGM02) at relevant gauged and non-gauged locations around the coast of Ireland.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifiying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes one technical aspect of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report details the methodology used in the National Coastal Flood Hazard Mapping 2021 project to produce updated national scale coastal flood extent and depth maps. Maps were produced for the 50%, 20%, 10%, 5%, 2%, 1%, 0.5% and 0.1% Annual Exceedance Probabilities (AEPs) for the present day scenario and for the Mid-Range Future Scenario (MRFS), High End Future Scenario (HEFS), High+ End Future Scenario (H+EFS) and High++ End Future Scenario (H++EFS) which represent a 0.5m, 1.0m, 1.5m and 2.0m increase in sea level respectively.
Download ( .PDF )This report details the methodology used to produce indicative fluvial flood maps under the National Indicative Fluvial Mapping (NIFM) Project. The report includes details of the methodology, data used, processing, and a critical assessment of the method.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes one technical aspect of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides an overview and the outcomes of the Flood Risk Review process undertaken as part of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report details the scoping stage of the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process that has been undertaken in the preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan. The purpose of this SEA Scoping Report is to inform stakeholders of the key environmental issues relevant to the Flood Risk Management Plan. The Strategic Environmental Assessment has been completed in accordance with the requirements of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC].
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides an overview of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive, including the public consultation on the PFRA and the final the list of communities designated as Areas for further Assessment (AFAs).
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes one technical aspect of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes one technical aspect of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .ZIP )This report describes one technical aspect of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes one technical aspect of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes one technical aspect of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process and outcomes of the public and stakeholder consultation that were undertaken in relation to the Draft Flood Risk Management Plans (FRMPs). The draft FRMPs were produced as part of the National CFRAM Programme that was undertaken to deliver on the national flood policy and as part of the Implementation of the first cycle of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )A Study to estimate the possible benefits of a number of measures to potentially reduce summer flood levels while maintaining the navigation channel between Athlone and Meelick Weir.
Download ( .PDF )Technical Report that reviews the existing flood forecasting systems in place and examines the facilities, such as river and/or rainfall gauging stations, which would be required to operate a real-time localised flood forecasting service for the catchment. The report also examines issues such as potential forecast periods and reliability of forecasts.'
Download ( .PDF )This report provides an overview and the outcomes of the Flood Risk Review process undertaken as part of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of operating regulations and procedures of the control structures and dams on the main body of the river (as operated by e.g. ESB and Waterways Ireland), to identify potential, acceptable improvements to the operation of the structures with respect to flood risk management.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides an overview and the outcomes of the Flood Risk Review process undertaken as part of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides an overview and the outcomes of the Flood Risk Review process undertaken as part of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report was produced to document the work completed to updated the flood mapping in the Streamstown area of Malahide.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )Final CFRAM Summary Project Report outlining overarching methodology and identifying other key technical reference documents.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes one technical aspect of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process and findings of the public consultation and analysis undertaken to determine the appropriate weightings for the global objectives that form part of the Multi-Criteria Analysis used for the assessment of flood risk management options.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides an overview and the outcomes of the Flood Risk Review process undertaken as part of the process undertaken to implement the National Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) in Ireland as part of the first cycle of the Implementation of the EU 'Floods' Directive.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report identifies, evaluates, and describes the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Flood Risk Management Plan. It details alternatives considered, and proposals for mitigation and monitoring to ensure potential impacts are minimised. It contains the information required by Annex I of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC] and is the main output from the SEA process.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report describes the process by which, once the flood risk to an area is identified and quantified, the most appropriate structural or non structural FRM measures are screened, developed and appraised against a range of flood risk management objectives to identify potential solutions. The report gives an overview of this analysis which, in combination with public consultation, has informed the preferred measures that were taken forward to the Flood Risk Management Plan.
Download ( .PDF )This report provides information relating to the data used for the hydraulic modelling that was carried out within the study area. The report includes full detail on hydraulic model information that was used as input material, model schematisation and construction, sensitivity analysis, calibration, verification, model limitations and handover notes. This information is provided as a single source of reference for each AFA studied as part of the CFRAM study and formed the basis for the CFRAM mapping.
Download ( .PDF )Technical report detailing the review of historic floods; the analysis of river flow, water level and rainfall data; and the analysis of catchments and sub-catchments, in order to derive estimates, for a range of design event probabilities, of peak fluvial flood flows and hydrographs, coastal flood levels, and their joint probability of occurrence, throughout the Study area. The report describes the calibration, validation and sensitivity tests of the results, and considers the impacts of future environmental and catchment changes.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )Report providing a detailed methodology statement for three key initial areas of work in the CFRAM Studies, namely data collection, specification of the topographical survey and the hydrological analysis and modelling. The report includes a list of historical floods, with such information as dates, flood mechanisms and impacts. A list of data identified at the inception stage is included, as are any critical constraints or data gaps and an assessment of the impact of those gaps.
Download ( .PDF )This report details the scoping stage of the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) process that has been undertaken in the preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan. The purpose of this SEA Scoping Report is to inform stakeholders of the key environmental issues relevant to the Flood Risk Management Plan. The Strategic Environmental Assessment has been completed in accordance with the requirements of the SEA Directive [2001/42/EC].
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of the Wexford and Burrow Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study 2020. The findings provide an improvement and update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) presented as output from Phase 2 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018 for the Wexford and Burrow Coastal Areas Potentially Vulnerable to Wave Overtopping (CAPOs).
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and the findings of Phase 3 of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018 at Dundalk. The Phase 3 findings provide an improvement and update to the wave climate and water level combinations of known Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) originally presented as output from the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2013 for specific flood risk locations considered vulnerable to wave overtopping.
Download ( .PDF )This report presents the work undertaken and findings of the Phase 3 extension of the Irish Coastal Wave and Water Level Modelling Study (ICWWS) 2018 at Dundalk. This extension has built upon the work previously undertaken for Phase 3, whereby a further set of simulations have been undertaken, with the purpose of deriving one additional joint probability wave and water level combination for each of the six estimation locations identified for Dundalk for the present day scenario, Mid-Range Future Scenario (MRFS) and High End Future Scenario (HEFS).
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