2018
DOI: 10.2112/si85-156.1
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Probabilistic Forecast of Coastal Waves for Flood Warning Applications at Reunion Island (Indian Ocean)

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“…The first is a description of the anticipation/decision‐making pair at the Interministerial level during the activation of the French government's national crisis management room (CIC), 1 observed through the lens of research conducted on behalf of France's General Secretariat of Defence and National Security about government organisation to address major crises (November & Azémar, 2018). The second is based on the experience of a government operator (BRGM, the French Geological Survey) that specializes in coastal risks and marine flooding (Le Roy et al, 2015; Lecacheux et al, 2018), complemented by interviews conducted within the APRIL project 2 . One of the missions of the BRGM during these events was to anticipate which areas would be flooded, based on marine weather forecasts, to facilitate decision‐making in each territory.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The first is a description of the anticipation/decision‐making pair at the Interministerial level during the activation of the French government's national crisis management room (CIC), 1 observed through the lens of research conducted on behalf of France's General Secretariat of Defence and National Security about government organisation to address major crises (November & Azémar, 2018). The second is based on the experience of a government operator (BRGM, the French Geological Survey) that specializes in coastal risks and marine flooding (Le Roy et al, 2015; Lecacheux et al, 2018), complemented by interviews conducted within the APRIL project 2 . One of the missions of the BRGM during these events was to anticipate which areas would be flooded, based on marine weather forecasts, to facilitate decision‐making in each territory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aussi cet article propose une réflexion interdisciplinaire sur les difficultés rencontrées lorsqu'il s'agit d'anticiper des situations de crise (ici cyclonique) et prendre des décisions qui soient les plus adéquates possibles. Après un état de la littérature soulignant la polysémie de la notion d'anticipation et de prise de décision, nous proposons une démarche complémentaire, issue de deux études de cas pendant la séquence cyclonique de 2017 se situant aux extrémités géographiques du couple anticipation/décision : la première est une description de ce couple au niveau interministériel, lors de l'activation de la CIC observée dans le cadre d'une recherche menée pour le compte du Secrétariat général de la défense et de sécurité nationale sur l'organisation gouvernementale des crises majeures (November et Azémar, 2018) ; la seconde est issue de l'expérience d'un opérateur d'État, en l'occurrence le BRGM, spécialisé dans les problématiques de risques littoraux et submersion marine (Lecacheux et al, 2018 ;Leroy et al, 2015) et dont l'une des missions pendant ces événements a été d'anticiper les secteurs submergés en fonction des prévisions météomarines afin de faciliter la prise de décision aux échelles territoriales.…”
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