Floods can be devastating to communities and result in fatalities and injuries, negatively
impacting the economy, and quality of life. This paper presents a review of community …

Extreme flood events in urban environments have become a major source of threat to
human life and property, and therefore have attracted widespread concerns. In this study, a …

Improvements in modelling power and input data have vastly improved the precision of
physical flood models, but translation into economic outputs requires depth–damage …

Propagating uncertainties in flood damage models is a critical step towards a risk-informed
decision methodology that is based on quantitative assessment. Flood-related data scarcity …

Communities are changing the way they manage flood risk as a result of climate change
which increases both the flood hazard intensity and frequency and therefore results in more …

Current flood vulnerability analyses rely on deterministic methods (eg, stage–damage
functions) to quantify resulting damage and losses to the built environment. While such …

Direct flood damage is commonly assessed using damage models (ie, vulnerability
functions and fragility curves), which describe the relationship between hazard, vulnerability …

Flood damage assessment (FDA) is an essential tool for evaluating flood damage,
vulnerability, and risk to civil systems such as residential buildings. The outcome of an FDA …

Depth‒damage curves, also known as vulnerability curves, are an essential element of
many flood damage models. A relevant characteristic of these curves is their applicability …

Flood damage assessments provide critical insights on processes controlling building
damage and loss. Here, we present a novel damage assessment approach to develop an …