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What the PMF?
What is the Probable Maximum Flood (PMF) and should we be designing for it?
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The PMF has long been used as a bookend for a worst-case scenario. In concept, the PMF is the largest flood resulting from a combination of severe meteorological and hydrological conditions that could reasonably be expected to occur. Can we expect to see a PMF anywhere? Is a project that is designed to protect against the PMF truly safe? Expand your knowledge by joining our webinar to hear international experts address these questions and more.
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Presenters
Rory Nathan
University of Melbourne
Rory is a Professor at the University of Melbourne and has over 40 years’ experience in engineering and environmental hydrology, mostly in industry, and now focuses his time on research and teaching... Read more about Rory Nathan
Daryl Lam
Water Technology
Daryl is an environmental scientist who works with companies, academics and policymakers to address environmental concerns. His focus includes analysing palaeofloods to improve flood management. Daryl... Read more about Daryl Lam
Krey Price
International Water Training Institute
Educated at the University of California at Berkeley, Krey is a civil engineer and project manager with international experience in water resources. He is engaged in computational modelling, engineeri... Read more about Krey Price
Ben Tate
Water Technology
Ben is Water Technology’s Regional General Manager of Victoria and the National Practice Lead for Flooding.
Ben has many years of experience in flood modelling, hydrology, floodplain risk managem... Read more about Ben Tate
