Vol. 11 No. klsz (2026): Developing resilience against extreme weather threats caused by climate change at local level in Central Europe – LOCALIENCE project

Conferences

• Official welcome to conference participants

  Dr. Balázs Bognár, PhD

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• LOCALIENCE- Developing resilience against extreme weather threats caused by climate change at local level in Central Europe

  Petra Csizmadia

  5-6

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• Impacts of Extreme Weather Events on the Water Sector: Challenges and Preparedness Needs

  László Balatonyi PhD

  7-8

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• Knowledge sharing on environmental and social sustainability issues A nature-positive and security-oriented perspective

  Katalin Czippán

  9-10

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• EXTHERENCE Climate Living Lab, testing interactive preparedness and disaster management activities – Extreme Weather Catalogue

  Balázs Bognár, Attila Ádám Nagy, Péter Kiss

  11-12

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• Flood Warning System for Small Catchments in Styria Austrian Pilot action under the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE project LOCALIENCE

  DI Anton Schabl, Mag. Michael Eder, DI Dr. Christian Reszler , DI Sebastian Gegenleithner, DI Dr. Clemens Dorfmann, DI Dr. Robert Schatzl

  13-14

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• Enhanced Warning System for Mayors: a Mobile Decision-Support Tool for Extreme Weather Events

  Gen Maj Petr Ošlejšek, col. Iva Brejzová

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• Selected aspects of the methodology of creating dedicated decision-making games

  Maj. Adrian Bralewski, PhD Fire Eng, Karolina Bralewska, PhD

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• Key points of gap analysis for the development of dedicated decision-making games

  Maj. Adrian Bralewski, PhD Fire Eng, Col. Klaudia Madej-Węgier, MSc

  17-18

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• The role of the evaluation process in implementing dedicated decision-making games

  Maj. Adrian Bralewski, PhD Fire Eng., Col. Izabella Grabowska-Lepczak, PhD, DSc

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• Responsive urban warning system for extreme weather threats built on feedback and interaction

  Špela Colja, Golub Andrej, Florjana Ulaga, Robert Okorn

  20-21

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• Appraisal methodology and the results of the research

  Ing. Petr Novotný, Ph.D., Prof. Pavel Danihelka, Ph.D.

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• Tailored training programmes for professional stakeholders and local actors to enhance resilience against extreme weather events

  DI Silke Kainz, Dr. Lisbeth L. Johannsen, DI Dr. Martin Hasenhündl, Maj. Adrian Bralewski

  23-24

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• Training of Trainers as a Preparedness-Building Tool: evidence from the LOCALIENCE Project

  László Balatonyi Ph.D.

  25-27

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• Synergies of Climate Adaptation Projects in Vas County – Integrating Risk Management, Water Governance and Community Resilience

  Dr. Péter Balázsy

  28

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• Using new technologies in disaster prevention

  Lt. Col. Péter Pántya PhD.

  29-30

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• Anticipating global catastrophic risks and their implications to the security and defence sector

  Gergely Nemeth, PhD

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