This study presents a novel approach in risk assessment of river bank failure along large
rivers such as the gigantic Jamuna, Ganges and Padma Rivers in Bangladesh. The study …

Although Bangladesh has suffered from different types of floods which have caused
enormous damage to properties and lives, managing floods still remains a challenging task …

Floods are one of the greatest hazards in Bangladesh. It is assumed that people who reside
in a riverine area have adapted to flood pulses. However, in most cases, household-level …

Floods are one of the most common quasi-natural hazards in costal districts of West Bengal,
India and thousands of people are affected every year. From the destruction of crop lands …

Flood vulnerability is estimated by Flood Damage Functions (FDFs), which are crucial for
integrated flood risk assessment for developing sustainable flood management, mitigation …

Bangladesh shares a common border with India in the west, north and east and with
Myanmar in the southeast. These borders cut across 57 rivers that discharge through …

This study investigates the risk of flood on selected critical infrastructure in a flood-prone
catchment in Sabah, Malaysia. Kota Marudu, located in the Bandau floodplain, one of the …

Pakistan suffers from floods in the main rivers of the Indus River System due to disturbed
weather patterns during monsoon and snowmelt. The study aims to identify the community …

This study aims to find out the extent of floodplain for flood discharge of different return
periods using one dimensional hydraulic model HEC-RAS, ArcView GIS and Hec-GeoRAS …

Bangladesh is one of the most flood prone areas of the world because of its unique
geographical setting and physiographic features together with a massive and unique …