Probabilistic flood inundation mapping is performed and analysed at the ungauged Xerias
stream reach, Volos, Greece. The study evaluates the uncertainty introduced by the …

Nowadays, as extreme weather increasingly threatens human health and economy, early
warning system approaches are critical for timely preparedness and response. Towards the …

Classical approaches to flood hazard are obtained by the concatenation of a recurrence
model for the events (ie, an extreme river discharge) and an inundation model that …

Computational simulators of complex physical processes, such as inundations, require a
robust characterization of the uncertainties involved to be useful for flood hazard and risk …

Flood risk assessment is customarily performed using a design flood. Observed past flows
are used to derive a flood frequency curve which forms the basis for a construction of a …

Stormwater reservoirs are used to control the runoff volume and to attenuate the peak flow
rate from urban catchments. The required capacity of a stormwater reservoir and its …

The impact of vegetation on the hydrology and geomorphology of aquatic ecosystems has
been studied intensively in recent years. Numerous hydraulic models developed to date …

Modelling groundwater depths in floodplains and peatlands remains a basic approach to
assessing hydrological conditions of habitats. Groundwater flow models used to compute …

This study investigates the effect of the Digital Terrain Model (DTM) uncertainty effect on the
output of a 1D flow model. The analysis is performed for the lowland river Biebrza, covered …

The continuous simulation approach to assessing the impact of climate change on future
flood hazards consists of a chain of consecutive actions, starting from the choice of the …