Tropical cyclone (TC) events are major drivers of compound flooding due to the interaction
of wind‐driven storm surge and TC rainfall. Traditionally, coastal flood risk models have only …

The amount and extent of coastal flooding caused by hurricanes can be sensitive to the
timing or speed of the storm. For storms moving parallel to the coast, the hazards can be …

The properties of hurricanes directly influence storm surges; however, the implications of
projected changes to the climate are unclear. Here, we simulate the storm surges of …

The increase in storm surge and compound flood events caused by climate change
exacerbates adverse effects on the estuaries. The ADCIRC+ SWAN coupled model was …

Tropical cyclone induced storm surge and extreme waves pose a significant threat and
danger to coastal inhabitants as well cause significant damage to infrastructure …

As an area frequently suffering from storm surge, the Yangtze River Estuary in the East
China Sea requires fast and accurate prediction of water level for disaster prevention and …

In recent years, examining the ruinous consequence of extreme weather events on the
power system is one of the most challenging issues that researchers have confronted to …

Storm surge and overland flooding can be predicted with computational models at high
levels of resolution. To improve efficiency in forecasting applications, surge models often …

Abstract Much of the United States Atlantic coastline continues to undergo subsidence due
to post glacial settlement and ground water depletion. Combined with eustatic sea level rise …

A previously developed research-grade (eg high-resolution) unstructured mesh of the
northern Gulf of Mexico (named NGOM3) is optimized to produce a computationally efficient …