Disasters are a recurring fact of life, and major incidents can have both immediate and long-
lasting negative effects on the health and well-being of people, communities, and …

Climate hazards have only fairly recently been acknowledged as key risk factors for airports.
While there is a growing body of research examining specific climate change impacts, there …

Losses from natural hazards are escalating dramatically, with more properties and critical
infrastructure affected each year. Although the magnitude, intensity, and/or frequency of …

When a disaster occurs, government agencies are responsible for managing the response
and recovery efforts of the impacted communities and infrastructure. Crowdsourcing and …

Traditional flood hazard analyses often rely on univariate probability distributions; however,
in many coastal catchments, flooding is the result of complex hydrodynamic interactions …

Abstract In the United States, fluvial flood risk is managed by the National Flood Insurance
Program (NFIP), which delineates areas that have a 1% chance of flooding each year (ie the …

Abstract The September 2022 Hurricane Ian was among the most destructive hurricanes to
hit the US coasts. Ian was one of the rare events that produced both positive (normal) and …

An open-source urban flood model is vital for vulnerable coastal communities with limited
budgets to assess emerging flood risks posed by global climate change. In this study, a …

The importance of implementing green infrastructure (GI) for flood protection is supported by
multiple substantial cross-sectional analyses. Yet, limited longitudinal research has been …

Compound flooding may result from the interaction of two or more contributing processes,
which may not be extreme themselves, but in combination lead to extreme impacts. Here, we …