Flood hazard map** (FHM) has undergone significant development in terms of approach
and capacity of the result to meet the target of policymakers for accurate prediction and …

The prevalence of flooding events and the associated risk in the urban areas is an
increasingly important issue of global significance, although it is more critical for the …

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

Flood occurrence is increasing due to escalated urbanization and extreme climate change;
hence, various studies on this issue and methods of flood monitoring and map** are also …

One-dimensional and quasi-two-dimensional hydraulic freeware models (HEC-RAS,
LISFLOOD-FP and FLO-2d) are widely used for flood inundation map**. These models …

Technological aspects of producing, delivering and updating of flood hazard maps in the US
have has gone through a revolutionary change through Federal Emergency Management …

Topography plays a major role in determining the accuracy of flood inundation areas.
However, many areas in the United States and around the world do not have access to high …

Devastating floods are observed every year globally from upstream mountainous to coastal
regions. Increasing flood frequency and impacts affect both major rivers and their tributaries …

Flash floods are among the most devastating natural hazards but the analyses of flash
floods are hindered by the lack of hydro-meteorological data. In particular, data issues are …

This study examines the uncertainties associated with a rapid flood inundation map**
approach based on height above the nearest drainage (HAND) model's parameters, inputs …