Inherent hazards such as landslides pose a threat to human life and may inflict significant
harm on the surrounding ecosystem. For planning, controlling, and avoiding landslide …

Floods is a natural hazard that occurs over a short time with a high transmission speed.
Flood risk management in many countries employs flood susceptibility modeling to mitigate …

Drainage facilities such as drainage pumping systems and Low Impact Development (LID)
practices are effective measures to reduce urban flood risk. The quantitative identification of …

Understanding the negative effects of climate change and changes to land use/land cover
on natural hazards is an important feature of sustainable development worldwide, as these …

Effective reduction of urban flood risk can be accomplished through structural mitigation
measures such as underground drainage tunnels and implementing drainage practices …

Natural hazards constitute a diverse category and are unevenly distributed in time and
space. This hinders predictive efforts, leading to significant impacts on human life and …

Flood models based on traditional hydrodynamic modeling encounter significant difficulties
with real-time predictions, require enormous computational resources, and perform poorly in …

The increasing occurrence of floods due to global climate change is a challenge to the
growth of urban resilience. However, few studies have investigated strategies to avoid flood …

Extreme flooding events have brought severe damages to cities around the world. In order to
reduce the possible effects of flooding in urban areas, spatial planning is increasingly …

Flood damage is becoming increasingly severe in the context of climate change and
changes in land use. Assessing the effects of these changes on floods is important, to help …