China's national Sponge City Program promotes the integration of green–grey–blue
infrastructure for sustainable urban-water governance. However, recent record-breaking …

Urban populations are rising globally, and more extreme climate events are occurring, which
means more people are exposed to flood hazards such as pluvial, fluvial, coastal and …

Integrated grey-green infrastructure (IGGI) is considered as a promising facility for mitigating
urban flooding during extreme rainfall events. However, most IGGI strategies rely heavily on …

The frequency and severity of floods have noticeably increased worldwide in the last
decades due to climate change and urbanization. This study aims to build an urban flood …

Risk assessment is an effective means to alleviate urban flood disasters and has attracted
the attention of many studies. However, most previous studies about urban flood risk …

Rapid urbanization has reduced the capacity of cities to mitigate and withstand disasters.
Strengthening urban ecological resilience (ER) is important for improving urban self …

Abstract Knowledge of the stage-discharge rating curve is useful in designing and planning
flood warnings; thus, developing a reliable stage-discharge rating curve is a fundamental …

Rapid urbanization changes landscape patterns and results in frequent urban waterlogging
issues, which affect citizens' daily lives and cause economic loss. Understanding the spatial …

Land subsidence occurs in river delta areas. A comprehensive understanding of the factors
contributing to land subsidence is crucial for effective geohazard mitigation and land …

In recent decades, land use/land cover change caused by rapid economic development has
led to a sharp decline in the values of ecosystem service. Based on the land use/land cover …