With climate change and rapid urbanization, the prevalent flood disasters and associated
risks in urban areas have become increasingly crucial global issues. Risk assessment is a …

Flood resilience is the principal capability of the flood-affected areas to quickly eliminate the
impact of floods. Motivated by the realistic demand of improving the regional flood resilience …

Stakeholder engagement is increasingly important in disaster risk management, serving as
an effective approach to consensus-building and improved management. However, practical …

Two behavioural types in sociohydrology of floods have been described in more detail than
others: the levee effect and the learning effect. However, additional types of behaviour …

The increasing risk of climate change in the Anthropocene underscores the importance and
urgency of enhancing resilience to climate-related disasters. However, the assessment of …

Flood resilience has emerged as an essential element in flood risk management,
emphasizing the need to enhance urban stakeholders' perceptual and mitigative capabilities …

Mauritius, an island nation in the Indian Ocean, has been experiencing, during the summer
seasons, an increasing frequency and intensity of torrential rainfall events which have the …

Extreme climate events, such as droughts, floods, and rising sea levels, impose heavy
burdens on the ecosystems, livelihoods, and critical infrastructures of vulnerable coastal …

Global climate change has brought about significant modifications in weather patterns,
impacting the interaction between weather and water-related elements. As a result, there …