rosielle souza pegado university of applied sciences, germany [email protected]

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Page 1: Rosielle Souza Pegado University of applied sciences, Germany rspegado@yahoo.com.br

Rosielle Souza PegadoUniversity of applied sciences, [email protected]

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The DPSIR framework in analyzing and addressing floodThe case of Belém / Pará / Brazil.

Figura 01: Location of City the Belém-Pará-Brazil

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Figure 02,a: As Belém is located at the bordes of river.

Figure 02,b: Simulation the river level 4 meters above than the actual level

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Figure 04: Flooding event in Belém_PASource(Sadeck, 2011, Pegado 2011 e 0 Liberal 2011).

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The DPSIR model was created by European Environmental Agency (EEA)

Figure 05: The DPSIR framework, in a decisional context. Source: Giupponi, 2009.

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Driving force- Are Indirect causes

Belém cityHydrologic cycle

Source: (FARIAS, 2011).

Population growth

• 1.400.000,00 Source: (IBGE/IDESP, 2012).

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The pressures are direct causes

The first track 1 should not have habitation, the second can with average risk and third is permitted for habitation.

Pressures

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StateThe pressure cause a state

• Flood area: problems for rivers runoff, topography, water level, tidal regime the presence of houses along the rivers make difficult the flow of the river

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Impact – generate lossesVulnerability:

Leaving the city vulnerable to floodingIn figure have several points of flooding.

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IMPACTS

ENVIRONMENTALQUALITY

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Policy Maker

For the reason, it is necessary to Analise the factors through the DPSIRModels and obtain an answer to this impact, considering the environmental quality.

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Response

• Then, the response to the flood problem should be ➢ Flood control measures; ➢ Structural measures; ➢ Non-structural measures; ➢ Economic evaluation measures for flood.

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• The results indicated that the main indicators are:

Force: geography and geomorphologia locatian, urban expasian.

These elements generate as pressure and state flooding and material and human losses.

The better response are engineering woks and preparation of a Master Plan.

The model concluded that Belém has high vulnerability and risk of flooding.

CONCLUSIONS

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Thank You !!!!!