2013
DOI: 10.1051/lhb/2013005
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La place des modèles numériques dans la prise de conscience locale des risques d’inondations : simulations ou stimulations ?

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“…The acceptable risk threshold however remains an « ambiguous » notion [11] but only debates may reflect an adherence to a same risk threshold. « The risk policy [must] be criticised, 29 According to the meaning given by Goutx and Narcy [43]. 30 Consensus is defined here as a general stabilised and unanimous agreement, obtained after a discussion process between stakeholders, allowing to overcome potential blockages.…”
Section: Little Discussed Risk Prevention Principlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The acceptable risk threshold however remains an « ambiguous » notion [11] but only debates may reflect an adherence to a same risk threshold. « The risk policy [must] be criticised, 29 According to the meaning given by Goutx and Narcy [43]. 30 Consensus is defined here as a general stabilised and unanimous agreement, obtained after a discussion process between stakeholders, allowing to overcome potential blockages.…”
Section: Little Discussed Risk Prevention Principlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cette démarche scientifique se heurte au rapport des populations et des acteurs territoriaux avec le passé, au travers de la mémoire sociale du fleuve et de ses débordements (Goutx et Narcy, 2012). L'appréhension vernaculaire du risque d'inondation repose bien souvent sur des souvenirs d'inondations plus récents et contemporains, à l'origine d'une représentation de l'ampleur des crues inférieure à celle du scénario de référence de prévention enregistrant plusieurs siècles d'événements exceptionnels.…”
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