Abstract The Yellow River Basin (YRB) is characterized by active geological and tectonic
processes, rapid geomorphological evolution, and distinct climatic diversity …

Managing flood risk, ie both the hazard and the potential consequences, is an important
aspect of adapting to global change and has gained much traction in recent decades. As a …

The Hydrologic Engineering Centre-River Analysis System (HEC-RAS), developed by the
US Army Corps of Engineers, is one of the most known, analyzed and used model for flood …

Urban development may increase the risk of future floods because of local changes in
hydrological conditions and an increase in flood exposure that arises from an increasing …

Urban areas are vulnerable to major flood damages due to the density of economic and
social assets, and there is increasing interest in localized flood intensity predictions to …

Floods are among the most devastating and recurring natural hazards and have caused
extensive economic losses to human lives and infrastructures around the world. Swat valley …

Flood hazard in urban areas is usually assessed by the estimations of parameters like flood
extent, water depths, flow velocities and other related quantities. These hydrodynamic …

Coastal cities are particularly vulnerable to flood under multivariable conditions, such as
heavy precipitation, high sea levels, and storms. The combined effect of multiple sources …

Flood hazard mapping is a topic of increasing interest involving several aspects in which a
series of progress steps have occurred in recent years. Among these, a valuable advance …

Flood disasters have appeared more frequently in recent years because of climate change
and urbanization, and Integrated Flood Risk Management (IFRM) has emerged as an …