Abstract Study region Qatar, Western Asia Study focus Groundwater is Qatar's main
conventional freshwater resource, its cornerstone for agricultural development, and its …

Groundwater resources in arid regions play a vital role in meeting water demands; however,
they are facing rapid depletion due to unsustainable exploitation practices, exacerbated by …

Climate change hazards continue to pose detrimental impacts on coastal cities in the Gulf
Cooperation Council (GCC) countries (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and …

This research presents a novel framework that employs the resilience index and metrics,
building on previous studies, to conduct a sequential evaluation of flooded road network …

The impacts of climate change vary by location and severity, will be experienced over a
range of timescales, and governments are not equally able to respond to risks and hazards …

Water structures' resilience to accelerated global warming impacts is attracting increased
attention. Adaptation to unprecedented flash floods in semi-arid regions (eg, Middle East …

Energy storage is a supporting technology for the penetration of intermittent renewable
energy systems. The State of Qatar is a hub of natural gas production and planning to …

With the growing rate and intensity of disasters, traditional infrastructure design methods
have become inadequate for ensuring the resilience of modern infrastructures. To tackle this …

Cities have experienced significant population growth and economic value in recent
decades, resulting in the development of complex and interdependent infrastructures. These …

Flood susceptibility map** (FSM) is crucial for effective flood risk management, particularly
in flood‐prone regions like Pakistan. This study addresses the need for accurate and …