Saltwater intrusion (SWI) into coastal aquifers is a growing problem for the drinking water
supply of coastal communities worldwide, including for the sustainability of coastal …

The typical displacement metric for sea-level rise adaptation planning is property inundation.
However, this metric may underestimate risk as it does not fully capture the wider cascading …

Abstract Using the new Australian National Collection of Homogenized Observations of
Relative Sea Level (ANCHORS) dataset, we assess trends in Australian relative sea levels …

Although the most dire societal impacts of sea-level rise (SLR) typically manifest toward the
end of the 21st century, many coastal communities face challenges in the present due to …

Little is known about the effect of tidal changes on minor flooding in most lagoonal estuaries,
often due to a paucity of historical records that predate landscape changes. In this …

Flooding undermines the functionality of road links, leading to commute disruption, such as
increased commuting time and immobility. Therefore, identifying the critical roads under …

Over the past decade, city governments have increasingly turned to financial markets to help
pay for elements of their resilience plans. The techno-utopian zeal of the plans and related …

Recurrent nuisance flooding (NF) during high tide periods is a growing concern for coastal
communities. While NF occurrences are often linked to travel disruption based on traffic data …

In the context of climate change, transportation resilience to flood threats has received
significant attention. However, measures to improve practical resilience have not been …

Rainfall events have become more frequent and more serious, leading to rampant floods.
Floods in urban areas greatly impair the serviceability of the transport system and cause …