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In this episode of The PGN Podcast, hosts Meshi Taka and Carl Hodgson dive into the complexities of flooding, as well as going back to the basics, to shed light on the importance of understanding these intricacies for effective long-term flood management.
They are joined by Richard Woodhouse, the Sustainable Drainage Manager from Northumbrian Water, who brings over three decades of experience in the field, specialising in flooding since 1992.
Key Points Covered:
Built Environment Impact: Exploring the impact of the built environment on flooding, emphasising the need for a comprehensive understanding of these dynamics to enhance flood management strategies.
Types of Flooding: Delving into various types of flooding, the podcast dissects the nuances between urban and rural challenges, providing insights into managing flooding in diverse environments.
Importance of Sustainable Drainage: Richard Woodhouse shares expertise on sustainable drainage and its pivotal role in mitigating flooding. The hosts and Richard discuss the potential benefits of integrating sustainable drainage systems into new developments.
Challenges in Sewer Network Management: The challenges associated with managing sewer networks are explored, offering a glimpse into the intricacies of urban infrastructure and its relationship with flood management.
Green Infrastructure Benefits: The podcast highlights the advantages of green infrastructure in flood management, exploring how natural elements can play a crucial role in building resilience against flooding.
Holistic, Catchment-Based Approach: Emphasising the need for a holistic, catchment-based approach to flood management, the episode discusses the interconnectedness of environmental factors and the importance of integrated solutions.
Guest Speakers:
Richard Woodhouse: Sustainable Drainage Manager at Northumbrian Water Group, bringing extensive experience in flood management since 1992.
Additional Notes:
This episode of The PGN Podcast offers a deep dive into the complexities of flooding, featuring Richard Woodhouse's insights and experiences. The discussion underscores the critical importance of understanding and addressing these complexities for sustainable flood management in both urban and rural settings.
Useful information and links
Standard for Flood Protection Products - PAS1188-2014
Code of practice for property flood resilience - CIRIA C790
The Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDs) manual - CIRIA C753F
NWG Drainage and Wastewater Management Plan (DWMP) -DWMP | Drainage and Wastewater Management Plans (nwl.co.uk)
Bin The Wipe -Inspiring the nation to ‘Bin the Wipe’ (nwg.co.uk)
If you enjoyed this podcast, please like, subscribe, and share with anyone who may find it useful.
To find out more about Project Groundwater Northumbria, please visit: www.pgn.org.uk
You can also find us on:
X - https://twitter.com/pgnorthumbria
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/projectgroundwaternorthumbria/
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/project-groundwater-northumbria-334a33274/
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By Project Groundwater NorthumbriaIn this episode of The PGN Podcast, hosts Meshi Taka and Carl Hodgson dive into the complexities of flooding, as well as going back to the basics, to shed light on the importance of understanding these intricacies for effective long-term flood management.
They are joined by Richard Woodhouse, the Sustainable Drainage Manager from Northumbrian Water, who brings over three decades of experience in the field, specialising in flooding since 1992.
Key Points Covered:
Built Environment Impact: Exploring the impact of the built environment on flooding, emphasising the need for a comprehensive understanding of these dynamics to enhance flood management strategies.
Types of Flooding: Delving into various types of flooding, the podcast dissects the nuances between urban and rural challenges, providing insights into managing flooding in diverse environments.
Importance of Sustainable Drainage: Richard Woodhouse shares expertise on sustainable drainage and its pivotal role in mitigating flooding. The hosts and Richard discuss the potential benefits of integrating sustainable drainage systems into new developments.
Challenges in Sewer Network Management: The challenges associated with managing sewer networks are explored, offering a glimpse into the intricacies of urban infrastructure and its relationship with flood management.
Green Infrastructure Benefits: The podcast highlights the advantages of green infrastructure in flood management, exploring how natural elements can play a crucial role in building resilience against flooding.
Holistic, Catchment-Based Approach: Emphasising the need for a holistic, catchment-based approach to flood management, the episode discusses the interconnectedness of environmental factors and the importance of integrated solutions.
Guest Speakers:
Richard Woodhouse: Sustainable Drainage Manager at Northumbrian Water Group, bringing extensive experience in flood management since 1992.
Additional Notes:
This episode of The PGN Podcast offers a deep dive into the complexities of flooding, featuring Richard Woodhouse's insights and experiences. The discussion underscores the critical importance of understanding and addressing these complexities for sustainable flood management in both urban and rural settings.
Useful information and links
Standard for Flood Protection Products - PAS1188-2014
Code of practice for property flood resilience - CIRIA C790
The Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDs) manual - CIRIA C753F
NWG Drainage and Wastewater Management Plan (DWMP) -DWMP | Drainage and Wastewater Management Plans (nwl.co.uk)
Bin The Wipe -Inspiring the nation to ‘Bin the Wipe’ (nwg.co.uk)
If you enjoyed this podcast, please like, subscribe, and share with anyone who may find it useful.
To find out more about Project Groundwater Northumbria, please visit: www.pgn.org.uk
You can also find us on:
X - https://twitter.com/pgnorthumbria
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/projectgroundwaternorthumbria/
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/project-groundwater-northumbria-334a33274/