Invited perspectives: How machine learning will change flood risk and impact assessment [PDF]
Increasing amounts of data, together with more computing power and better machine learning algorithms to analyse the data, are causing changes in almost every aspect of our lives.
D. Wagenaar +15 more
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Banaskantha Flood 2017: Flood Risk Assessment [PDF]
There is an increasing need for strategic global assessments of flood risks in current and future conditions. Natural hazards have caused severe consequences to the natural, modified and human systems in the past. These consequences seem to increase with time due to both the higher intensity of the natural phenomena and the higher value of elements at ...
Pratik Prajapati, Prof. Dr. Neha Bansal
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Contemporary flood risk perceptions in England: Implications for flood risk management foresight [PDF]
Although England has been experiencing major floods dating back thousands of years,\ud the hazard is increasing in frequency and intensity, exacerbated by climate risks with\ud potentially serious consequences. Despite attempts to mitigate climate risks\ud (manifested via recurrent flooding) in line with international disaster risk reduction\ud agendas,
Henry Ngenyam Bang +1 more
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The Integration of Coastal Flooding into an ArcFLOOD Data Model [PDF]
With the impact of global climate change, the speedy, intelligent and accessible dissemination of coastal flood predictions from a number of modelling tools at a range of temporal and spatial scales becomes increasingly important for policy decision ...
Nock, Alison Heidi
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Applicability of the Goda–Takahashi Wave Load Formula for Vertical Slender Hydraulic Structures
Vertical slender hydraulic structures such as sluices, navigation locks, or storm-surge barriers are often dynamically loaded by waves. For a safe and economic design, an accurate description of the wave loads is needed.
Nadieh Elisabeth Meinen +3 more
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MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES ALONG A DIKE LANDSIDE SLOPE SAMPLED BY 4D HIGH RESOLUTION TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING [PDF]
Emergence of light detection and ranging (LiDAR) technology provides new tools for geomorphologic studies improving spatial and temporal resolution of data sampling hydrogeological instability phenomena.
M. Herrero-Huertaa +3 more
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Flood risk management in Flanders: past developments and future challenges [PDF]
This paper presents the state of the art of flood risk management in Flanders, a low-lying region in the northern part of Belgium which is vulnerable to flooding.
De Maeyer, Philippe +5 more
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Flood simulations are important for flood (fatality) risk assessment. This article provides insight into the sensitivity of flood fatality risks to the model resolution of flood simulations and to several uncertain parameters in the loss of life model ...
Anneroos R. Brussee +5 more
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Hydrodynamic system behaviour: its analysis and implications for flood risk management
Knowledge on the different components of flood risk has much improved over the last decades, but research which fully takes into account not only the interactions between those components but also between different areas in a catchment or delta is still ...
de Bruijn Karin M. +3 more
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Tide forecasting method based on dynamic weight distribution for operational evaluation
Through analysis of operational evaluation factors for tide forecasting, the relationship between the evaluation factors and the weights of forecasters was examined.
Shao-wei Qiu +4 more
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