Using geographic information system (GIS) tools and data-mining models, this study
analyzed the relationships between flood areas and correlated hydrological factors to map …

Flood risk emerges from the dynamic interaction between natural hazards and human
vulnerability. Methods for the quantification of flood risk are well established, but tend to deal …

Flood Re is widely hailed as an innovative approach to disaster risk insurance. This article
offers a mixed‐methods evaluation of the new pool, asking whether it is “fit for purpose” and …

Flooding belongs to the most threatening natural hazards causing immense economic and
social losses especially in urban areas. Flood risk assessment is an essential part of flood …

Our special thanks must go to two remarkable schools–South Ferriby Primary School, Barton-
upon-Humber and The Magna Carta School, Staines-upon-Thames–and in particular to the …

Flooding is recognised as one of the most common and costliest natural disasters in
England. Flooding in urban areas during heavy rainfall is known as 'surface water flooding' …

Climate change is now a major risk to our health, homes and infrastructure. Flooding,
heatwaves and drought are already more common than in the past, and they are projected …

In a changing climate with an increased risk of flooding, developing a resilient and
sustainable approach to flood management is paramount. The retrofit of Sustainable …

FluBiDi is a two-dimensional model created to simulate real events that can take days and
months, as well as short events (minutes or hours) and inclusive laboratory tests. To verify …

Flood risk emerges from the dynamic interaction between natural hazards and human
vulnerability. Methods for the quantification of flood risk are well established, but tend to deal …