Illuminate the different possible hazard metrics
Describe the methods needed for quantifying the different metrics, including feasibility within the project scope
Discuss how to disseminating the use of different metrics, including their uncertainties
Make a plan for implementation

Preliminary program day 1 (timing and topics should be flexible)

Time	Thursday September 1
9.00 – 9.30	Welcome
Block I: 9.30 – 10.45	Overview of all possible hazard metrics · Short presentation of the different possible hazard metrics (offshore water height, shoreline water height, run-up inundation heights, inundation maps etc., treatment of tides, other risk measures such as flow velocities, flow heights and momentum fluxes). Draw from some similar experience in GAR. · Discuss the relevance of the different hazard metrics. · How could we see the hazard metrics used, and how can they be misused? · Make a list of which kind of metrics we would optimally like to communicate to the Commission and other users
10.45-11.00	Coffee break
Block II: 11.00-12.30	Computational aspects: · For each hazard metric discuss the needed computational strategy · Discuss feasibility aspects – efforts needed in terms of computational cost and human resources (implementation etc) · Quantification of uncertainty · Discuss specific challenges related to computing the different metrics · Revise the product list
12.30-13.30	Lunch break
Block III: 13.30-15.30	Communication of the results to the users: · Possible misuse of data. · What should be available to who? · Explaining what the data means · Explaining how the data are meant to be used and how not to be used. · Hazard and risk communication explanatory text at web pages or any other dissemination. · Ways of amending misuse, online tools etc. · Disaggregation, exemplifying through scenarios? · Feasibility, what can be achieved within the resources of the project
15.30-16.00	Coffee break
Block IV: 16.00-17.30	Direct dissemination of results, result exchange platforms etc. · Discuss possible ways of presenting the results · Web platforms · Mapping tools · Data downloads · Feasibility, what can be achieved within the resources of the project
19.00	Social Dinner

Preliminary program day 2 (timing and topics should be flexible)

Time
Block V: 9.30 – 12.30 (Coffee break 10.45-11.00)	Plan for implementation · Wrap up from day 1 · Distribute tasks, set up a detailed plan · Timeline · Role of the project participants implementing the results, i) technically ii) on the dissemination platforms · Role of expert panel · Role of the external reviewers · Role of the sanity checkers
12.30-13.30	Lunch break
Block VI: 13.30-15.30 (or longer if feasible)	AOB – e.g. · Techniques for run-up and maximum shoreline estimation · Making crude inundation maps using GIS tools? · Source treatment · Gaussian weighting schemes · Hazard calculations · …