Christian HUGGEL1, Wilfried HAEBERLI1, César PORTOCARRERO2, Alejo COCHACHIN3, Demian SCHNEIDER1, Mario ROHRER4, Javier GARCIA5, Anton SCHLEISS5, Nadine SALZMANN1
1Department of Geography, University of Zurich, Switzerland; 2CARE, Huaraz, Peru; 3Unidad de Glaciología y Recursos Hídricos, Huaraz, Peru; 4Meteodat GmbH, Zurich, Switzerland; 5Laboratoire de constructions hydrauliques, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland
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Integrated assessment of high mountain hazards and related prevention strategies in the Peruvian Cordilleras
1. Milhuacocha, Peru
Integrated assessment
of high mountain hazards,
related risk reduction and
climate change adaptation strategies
in the Peruvian Cordilleras
Christian Huggel1, Alejo Cochachin2, Holger Frey1,
Javier García3, Claudia Giráldez1, Jesús Gómez2,
Wilfried Haeberli1, Sebastián Ludeña4, César Portocarrero5,
Karen Price6, Mario Rohrer7, Nadine Salzmann1,
Anton Schleiss4, Demian Schneider1, Elizabeth Silvestre6
1
Department of Geography, University of Zurich, Switzerland
2
Unidad de Glaciología y Recursos Hídricos, Huaraz, Peru
3
Centre de recherche sur l’environnement alpin, CREALP, Sion, Switzerland
4
Laboratoire de constructions hydrauliques, EPF Lausanne, Switzerland
5
Consultor CARE, Peru 6CARE, Peru 7Meteodat GmbH, Zurich, Switzerland
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3. Projecto Glaciares
“Adaptación al cambio climatico y reducción de
riesgos y desastres por desglaciación de los nevados
andinos de Cusco y Ancash en Perú“
Component 1 (local level): Case studies of the Laguna 513 in the Cordillera
Blanca and in the region of Santa Teresa in Cusco (near Machu Picchu) focusing
on glacial risks.
Component 2 (academic level): Academic capacity building by new
diploma/master courses in glaciology, climate change and high-mountain risk
management.
Component 3 (institutional level): Strengthening of glaciology in Peru by
supporting key institutions such as UGRH (Unidad de Glaciología y Recursos
Hídricos) in terms of technologies and methodologies for climate change-related
glacier and integral high-mountain research and monitoring.
5. Results from RAMMS modelling: 3 scenarios (max. flow height)
The small scenario (high frequency) is similar to the 2010
event!
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6. Results from RAMMS modelling: 3 scenarios (max. velocity)
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7. Results from RAMMS modelling: 3 scenarios (intensities)
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8. Results from RAMMS modelling: 3 scenarios (hazards)
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10. Final hazard maps
Combined hazard map based on the 3 scenarios modelled with
RAMMS (highest value counts for each cell):
Generalized version of the combined hazard map based on the 3
scenarios modelled with RAMMS including the results from a field
evaluation in June 2012:
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12. installation of an early warning system …
Communication and data center at Carhuaz (2641m)
Repeater station 1 (~3189m)
Video/photo cameras for visual monitoring and geophones near lake 513 (4491m)
b) Geophones near the rock-ice avalanche source area (4752m), connected by
cables to station
Climate station / camera / geophones / flow discharge monitoring at Pampa Shonquil
(3600m a.s.l.)
15. UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL
SANTIAGO ANTÚNEZ DE
MAYOLO
HUARAZ PERU
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AGRARIA
LA MOLINA
LIMA PERÚ
Postgrado Internacional:
Glaciology, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management
in High-Mountain Regions
1. Snow and ice, high mountains and climate change
2. Glaciers and permafrost in high mountains
3. Monitoring of high-mountain glaciers
4. Glaciers and the water cycle in high-mountains
5. Hazards from dangerous surface processes in high mountains
6. Risk management and adaptation to climate change
17. Milhuacocha, Peru
Perspectives:
sustainable solutions under
conditions of accelerating
climate change need
local/regional capacity and
stable institutional frameworks
at universities and
governmental agencies
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