As one of nature's most destructive calamities, floods cause fatalities, property destruction,
and infrastructure damage, affecting millions of people worldwide. Due to its ability to …

The hydrologic sciences and water resources management have long depended on a
combination of in situ measurements and remotely sensed data for research and regulatory …

Floods are one of the most perilous natural calamities that cause property destruction and
endanger human life. The spatial patterns of flood susceptibility were assessed in this study …

Remote sensing (RS) techniques offer advantages over other methods for measuring soil
properties, including large-scale coverage, a non-destructive nature, temporal monitoring …

Water is undoubtedly the most valuable resource of human society and an essential
component of the ecosystem. Under climate change and human activities, water resources …

Although the effect of digital elevation model (DEM) and its spatial resolution on flood
simulation modeling has been well studied, the effect of coarse and finer resolution image …

The interest in visual-based surveillance systems, especially in natural disaster applications,
such as flood detection and monitoring, has increased due to the blooming of surveillance …

Modelling hydrological processes with fully distributed models based on the shallow water
equations implies a high computational cost, which often limits the resolution of the …

The capability of partially penetrating vegetation canopy and efficiently collecting high-
precision point clouds over large areas makes airborne laser scanning (ALS) a valuable tool …

Floods are one of the most frequent, dangerous natural disasters globally. During the period
from 1990 to 2020, more than 50% of the world's recorded disasters were related to floods …