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Event source type: Natural phenomena

Description

Natural phenomena are caused by natural processes like rain, floods, droughts or similar. They lie out of the sphere of human influence. However, also rising risks due to human induced climate change are considered as natural phenomena.

Measures

Events

Gate 87 - WWTP site flooded
Gate 182 - Seepage of contaminated floodwater through monitoring wells
Basic Event 271 - WDN Control center destroyed by accidental flood
Basic Event 31 - Combined sewer line overflow from flooding
Basic Event 14 - Heavy rain
Basic Event 17 - Insufficiency / failure of WWTP flood measures
Basic Event 184 - Shallow intake
Basic Event 173 - External physical load leads to reservoir intake pipe break
Basic Event 176 - Geological disruption
Basic Event 34 - Nutrient pollution of groundwater catchment
Basic Event 35 - Infiltration of contaminated floodwater to groundwater catchment
Basic Event 60 - Flood control measures failure near monitoring site
Basic Event 203 - Mine drainage
Gate 123 - Contamination at WDN water tank
Gate 182 - Seepage of contaminated floodwater through monitoring wells
Gate 87 - WWTP site flooded
Gate 143 - External contamination of WTP
Gate 187 - Contamination of WTP chemical solutions
Basic Event 57 - Contamination source present around pipe
Basic Event 82 - Organic matter present in consumers drinking water pipes
Basic Event 70 - Natural phenomena alter reagent dosing system
Basic Event 67 - Natural phenomena destroy dosing system
Basic Event 34 - Nutrient pollution of groundwater catchment
Basic Event 35 - Infiltration of contaminated floodwater to groundwater catchment
Basic Event 14 - Heavy rain
Basic Event 60 - Flood control measures failure near monitoring site
Basic Event 31 - Combined sewer line overflow from flooding
Basic Event 17 - Insufficiency / failure of WWTP flood measures
Basic Event 71 - Contaminated floodwater mixed with treated water in WTP

Name

Natural phenomena

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 740610. The publication reflects only the authors' views and the European Union is not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. All illustrations in the homepage are attributed to rudall30/Shutterstock.com.