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DTSTAMP:20181211T084327Z
CREATED:20090120T141920Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20090125T205842Z
SUMMARY:Luigi Cavaleri
DTSTART:20090203T140000Z
DTEND:20090203T145500Z
DESCRIPTION:On the 4th of November 1966\, Venice suffered its most dra
 matic flood event. The storm and the associated flood were poorly fore
 cast. In this paper we discuss if this was due to a lack of data or of
  suitable numerical modelling. Considering also a second severe storm\
 , happened on the 22nd of December 1979\, we have used the present met
 eorological and oceanographic models issuing a posteriori forecasts us
 ing the meteorological data available at the time.  The results show t
 hat with the present tools both the storms and the associated wave and
  surge conditions could have been forecast since several days in advan
 ce. We discuss the possible generalisation of this result to less inte
 nse\, more common\, storms.
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