Summer School RISK@UGA 2023 - Risk management, Simulation and Resilience

Language: French with english translator
 

8.30am Welcome coffee & participant registration
9.00am Welcome to participants

Sandrine CAROLY & Cécile CORNOU (RISK Institute@UGA & GS@UGA RISK co-coordinators)

9.15am Serious games for crisis (parallel sessions in French with english translator)

Crisis simulation on hazardous material transport accident, road tunnel collapse, climate fresco.
Animated by Pôle Alpin Risques Naturels (PARN)  and Institut des Risques Majeurs of Grenoble (IRMa)

12.30am Lunch

1.30pm Serious Games for crisis (parallel sessions)

Crisis simulation on hazardous material transport accident, road tunnel collapse, climate fresco.
Animated by Pôle Alpin Risques Naturels (PARN)  and Institut des Risques Majeurs of Grenoble (IRMa)

Language: English
 

8.30am Welcome coffee
9.00am Exercise on training to improve crisis management preparedness

- Serious games: a research tool for studying decision-making in a context of risk and uncertainty. The case of hydro-climatic risk.
Isabelle RUIN (IGE)
- Taking imperfect information into information-expertise-decision chain (preliminary title)
Jean-Marc TACNET (IGE)

10.00am Feedback from the serious games’ day

Clément JUDEK (Institut de Maitrise des Risques – ImdR Paris)

10.30am Pause café
11.00am Are banking crises inevitable? From prevention to management of banking panics

Philippe MADIES (CERAG/IAE).

12.00am The February 6^th earthquake crisis in Turkey

- From past archives to present-day earthquakes: the Anatolian fault life cycle
Julia DE SIGOYER (ISTerre)

12.30am Lunch
1.30pm The February 6th earthquake crisis in Turkey

- After Haiti, Nepal, Turkey. A review of short- and medium-term response methods
Francois GRUNEWALD (URD)

- Seismic crisis management, the national emergency response to a major crisis. Learnings from the post-earthquake reconnaissance mission in Turkey
Sylvain POLLET (APAVE, National Emergency Coordinator of the French earthquake engineering association)

2.45pm Coffee break
3.00pm From the 2010 Haiti earthquake crisis to reconstruction

- Identifying crisis management territories: the case of Port au Prince
Sébastien HARDY (IGE)
- Haiti: building up the recovery process from vulnerabilities and grassroots dynamics to contribute to local resilience and crisis exit
Philippe GARNIER (CRAterre-AE&CC / ENSAG)

4.00pm Coffee break
4.15pm Round table: from crisis to reconstruction

with Francois GRUNEWALD (URD), Xavier GENOT (Architect for the Red Cross), Stéphane CARTIER (PACTE), Flore BERNIGAUD (MSF)

6.00pm End of the conference day

Language: English
 

8.30am Welcome coffee
9.00am Round table on questionnaire and interviews

Students from the Graduate School UGA - RISK thematic program

10.30 am Coffee break  
11.00am Questionnaire and interview guides: Gathering citizen data in crisis situations

Céline CHOLEZ (PACTE)

12.00am Packed Lunch distribution
12.15am Field trip with IGE

Visit to an instrumental site on debris flows and landslides (to be defined)

5.00pm Back in Grenoble – End of the RISK Summer School 2023