Watch videos of RISK Institute events

• Professor David Alexander (Institute for Risk & Disaster Reduction, University College London, UK), Cascading Disasters: Lessons from the Past, Recent Developments and Prospects
• Giacomo Como (Politecnico di Torino, Italy), Resilience of dynamical flow networks under cascading failure.
• Eric Chatelet (University of Troyes, France), Domino Effect Analysis: Methods and Tools -
• François Giannocccaro (Institut des risques majeurs), Major risks (natural and technological) and "state" of potential interactions on industrial sites Seveso with high threshold in Rhone-Alps.  Return to work- 2012 IRMA
• Jérôme Fauconnier (Political representative of  Triève’s Community), Landslide risk management in a rural area near an urban agglomeration: issues and challenges
• Roland Nussbaum (Association Mission des Risques Naturels), How to insure cascading risks?
• Pascal Lacroix (ISTerre), Effect of earthquakes on land movements and communities in the Colca Valley, Peru
• Julien Picard (Training Center Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine, Grenoble University Hospital), Management of critical situations in Health: the place of simulation.

The second "Summer School" of the CDP RISK became a Spring School online due to the sanitaries conditions.

• Marc Vuillet (Ecole d'Ingénieurs de la Ville de Paris), Abla Mimi Edjossan Sossou (Resallience), Project on flood crisis management in Paris and multi-agent simulation (French)
• Elise Beck (Laboratoire PACTE, Université Grenoble Alpes - UGA), "Safe and sound?" An immersive tool to accompany preventive information on natural risks (French)
• Christelle Casse (Université de Lyon), Ergonomic methods for simulating a crisis situation.(French)
• Odile Plattard (Laboratoire Pacte, UGA), Simulation model STEP (Earthquake Tsunami Evacuation) (English)
• Julie Dugdale (LIG/UGA), Elise Beck (Pacte/UGA) and Carole Adam (LIG/UGA), Multi-agent simulation approach in crisis management (English)
• Mina Alipour (LIG - PhD students CDP RISK), Simulation objects, the serious game to help in emergency management. (English)
• Rouba Iskandar (ISTerre - PhD students CDP RISK), Simulation of seismic crisis, adoption of behaviour according to vulnerable factors, informing the population in advance, testing crisis scenarios. (English)
• Aurelie Peillon (Pacte - PhD students CDP RISK), Avalanche exercise, full-scale simulation, presentation of the self-confrontation methodology to improve the collective work and produce knowledge on the material and technical needs supporting the coordination. (English)

• Julien BAROTH, Geoffroy ENJOLRAS & Jean-Marc TACNET (Engineered assets at risk cluster from RISK Institute@UGA)
  Introduction to Resilience and the cluster "Engineered assets at risk" of RISK Institute@UGA
• Clément JUDEK (Institut de Maitrise des Risques - IMdR-Paris)
  The contribution of virtual crisis simulations to the study of crisis management situations: the case of iCrisis crisis simulation approach
• Johnny DOUVINET (Université d'Avignon),
  How to use social networks as a warning system. Déploiement de la plateforme FR-Alert. Cinétique temporalité des crues rapides.
• Antonin SEGAULT (Laboratoire DICEN-IdF, Université Paris Nanterre)
  How citizens contribute to produce knowledge.
• Laurence CRETON-CAZANAVE (Ville de Grenoble - Direction Prévention et gestion des risques) Management of the COVID with the Metro, citizen committee created for the management of the crisis covid
• François GRUNEWALD (URD)
  Citizen involvement in crisis management: the case of Beirut’s port explosion in 2020, flood in the La Roya valley in 2020 and crisis in Ukraine.

• Diana CONTRERAS MOJICA (Univ. Cardiff)
  Earthquake reconnaissance using social media and crowdsourcing platforms.

• Virginie PINEL (ISTerre, USMB)
  Social networks and volcanic crisis management: opportunity or confusion?

(videos soon)

• Isabelle RUIN (IGE), Serious games: a research tool for studying decision-making in a context of risk and uncertainty. The case of hydro-climatic risk.
• Clément JUDEK (Institut de Maitrise des Risques – ImdR Paris), Feedback from the serious games’ day
• Philippe MADIES (CERAG/IAE), Are banking crises inevitable? From prevention to management of banking panics.

The February 6^th earthquake crisis in Turkey

• Julia DE SIGOYER (ISTerre), From past archives to present-day earthquakes: the Anatolian fault life cycle.
• Francois GRUNEWALD (URD), After Haiti, Nepal, Turkey. A review of short- and medium-term response methods.
• Sylvain POLLET (APAVE, National Emergency Coordinator of the French earthquake engineering association), Seismic crisis management, the national emergency response to a major crisis. Learnings from the post-earthquake reconnaissance mission in Turkey.

From the 2010 Haiti earthquake crisis to reconstruction

• Sébastien HARDY (IGE), Identifying crisis management territories: the case of Port au Prince
• Philippe GARNIER (CRAterre-AE&CC / ENSAG), Haiti: building up the recovery process from vulnerabilities and grassroots dynamics to contribute to local resilience and crisis exit
• Céline CHOLEZ (PACTE), Questionnaire and interview guides: Gathering citizen data in crisis situations

Session 1: The legal dimension of natural risks

• Stéphane LA BRANCHE (IBPC)
  Climate change: from natural risks to institutional risks
• Mustapha MOUJAHID (SDIS 74)
  Environmental law and mountain risks (presentation in french with english material)

Session 3: Risks and vulnerability of ageing (hydro-)mechanical structures

• Mathieu TILQUIN (Tec21)
  Tec21: presentation of Grenoble's laboratory of excellence in mechanics - 10 years of interdisciplinary work
• Julien BAROTH (3SR)
  Vulnerability of structures to risks - An efficient research platform before the UGA Risk Institute
• Sophie CAPDEVIELLE (3SR)
  Design of fragility curves to characterize the vulnerability of structures under seismic loading
• Julien CHAUCHAT (Chaire OXALIA - LEGI)
  Better understand the vulnerability of hydraulic structures
• Christophe DANO (3SR, I-Risk)
  Vulnerability of dykes or gravity dams - better estimate the strength of coarse granular materials used in rockfills

Session 4: Risks induced by clay shrinkage and swelling

• Lamine IGHIL AMEUR (CEREMA)
  Evolution of the RGA phenomenon under the climate change: awareness, adaptation and prevention
• Sébastien GOURDIER (BRGM),
  Cartographie de l’exposition au phénomène de retrait-gonflement des argiles/ Mapping exposure to the phenomenon of clay shrinkage and swelling
• Myriam MERAD (Univ. Paris Dauphine PSL, France)
  Clay shrinkage and insurance
• Sébastien ROUQUETTE (Laboratoire Communication et Sociétés, Univ. Clermont Auvergne, France), No media coverage of clay risk

Session 5: Mountain forests, an effective nature-based solution for risk prevention under the threat of climate change?

• Sylvain DUPIRE (INRAE LESSEM)
  Mountain forests as a nature-based solution for protection against natural hazards
• Eric RIGOLOT (INRAE)
  Forests and multiple risks
• Marion PRAVIN (head of Forest Service, ONF Isère - France)
  Adaptations of forest management to face climate change

Nicolas ECKERT (IGE), Cecile CORNOU (ISTerre) & Sandrine CAROLY (PACTE)
Grenoble Risk Institute: presentation & mid-term review

Olivier GAGLIARDINI (IGE Grenoble) - Mountain-Related Risks cluster/ Grenoble Risk Institute
Glacier-related hazards: from processes to operational management

Julien BAROTH (3SR) & Christophe BERENGUER (GIPSA-lab) - Engineered Assets at Risks cluster/Grenoble Risk Institute
1/Probabilistic fatigue studies of hydromechanical structures (Medelia Chair) 
2/ Project Group ESReDA Resilience Assessment of Critical Infrastructures )

Philippe GARNIER (ENSAG) - Anthropisation, Natural Hazards & Habitability cluster/Grenoble Risk Institute
Archeosismology as a scientific transdisciplinar catalyst to contribute to Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation

Julie DUGDALE (LIG) - Telluric Crisis & Risk cluster/Grenoble Risk Institute
Co-Creative Improved Understanding and Awareness of Multi-Hazard Risks for Disaster Resilient Societies (C2IMPRESS) European project - Modelling and simulating population evacuation after an earthquake

Celine CHOLEZ (PACTE) - Innovations for Resilience cluster/Grenoble Risk Institute
Readdressing citizenship in risk management through citizen data

Marion Lara TAN (Massey University, New Zealand - Risk Institute Scientific Board Member)
Warnings and the public - perceptions and participation

Giovanna CULTRERA (INGV - Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione Roma1, Italy - Risk Institute Scientific Board Member)
Seismic crisis management from a seismological point of view

Kees BOERSMA (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands- Risk Institute Scientific Board Member)
Partipatory risk assessment and communication

Diana CONTRERAS-MOJICA (Cardiff University, UK - Risk Institute Scientific Board Member)
Post-disaster recovery assessment using sentiment and topic analysis. The case of Haiti.