The United Nations (UN) emphasizes the necessity of reducing the social and material
losses imposed by water disasters, with an emphasis on protecting the most vulnerable …

The use of different methods for physical flood vulnerability assessment has evolved over
time, from traditional single-parameter stage–damage curves to multi-parameter approaches …

An improved understanding of global Urban Exposure to Flooding (UEF) is essential for
develo** risk-reduction strategies for sustainable urban development. This study is the …

Ecosystems have a huge impact on social systems through providing diverse services.
Sustainable management of social and ecological systems requires the quantification of …

Projections of future hydrological conditions rely largely on global climate models, but model
performance varies greatly. In this study, we investigated projected changes in runoff (R) …

In the context of global urbanization, more and more people are attracted to these cities with
superior geographical conditions and strategic positions, resulting in the emergence of …

Flood hazard is increasing in frequency and magnitude in major South East Asian
metropolitan areas due to fast urban development and changes in climate, threatening …

A hidden Markov model based on Bayesian belief network optimization (BBN-HMM) is
introduced to achieve accurate evaluations of flood disaster resilience without a training set …

The increasingly frequent storms pose significant threats to the sustainable development of
coastal regions, particularly in densely populated and economically vibrant areas …

The populous city of Palembang is one of the most flood-prone cities in the Indonesian
region. After some decades, the magnitude, duration, and frequency of floods have …