Flood hazard assessment is a fundamental step in flood risk mapping. Quantitative
assessment requires hydrodynamic modelling of the flooding process in order to calculate …

The use of hydraulic models for carrying out flood simulations is a common practice globally.
The current study used HEC-RAS (2D) in order to simulate different flood scenarios on the …

Abstract Rain-on-Grid (RoG) modelling is an increasingly popular approach within the storm
risk management, in which the hydrological and hydrodynamic flood processes are …

Abstract Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) play a significant role in hydraulic modeling and
flood risk management. This study initially investigated the effect of Unmanned Aerial …

This paper revisits the 2011 Great Flood in central Thailand to answer one of the hotly
debated questions at the time “Could the operation decisions of the flood control structures …

The development of a shared understanding of current flood risk amongst stakeholders is
one of the main goals of flood risk management. This priority suggests that stakeholders …

Urbanization alters natural hydrological processes and enhances runoff, which affects flood
hazard. Interest in nature-based solutions (NBS) for sustainable mitigation and adaptation to …

Flooding is one of the most challenging weather-induced risks in urban areas. However, in a
climate change perspective, significant gaps can still be observed in literature addressing …

The application of two-dimensional shallow-water equations models (2D-SWEs) for the
description of hydrodynamic-based surface runoff computations is becoming a reference …

Flooding is a natural hazard that poses considerable risks to the mountainous regions of
Taiwan. Accurate flood modeling can be used for flood prevention, but it requires detailed …