During the last two decades, remote sensing data have led to tremendous progress in
advancing flood inundation modelling. In particular, low‐cost space‐borne data can be …

Reliability of flood stage and inundation extent predictions are affected by the performance
of a hydraulic model. However, uncertainties at all times exist in the model setup process …

One of the most essential inputs in flood inundation map** is the geometric description of
the floodplains and river channel that often derives from the digital elevation models (DEMs) …

With increase in availability of global Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) that are derived from
distinctive techniques with varying characteristics, it is essentially required to assess their …

Overlap** conditions of rapid urbanisation and climate change across develo**
countries are threatening the capacity of cities to manage climate risks, especially in the …

The economic assessment of the impacts of storm surges and sea-level rise in coastal cities
requires high-level information on the damage and protection costs associated with varying …

Wetlands are important components of many large river systems. Some basin scale
hydrological models do include explicit sub-models to deal with wetland impacts, but one of …

Digital elevation models (DEMs) are important in flood modelling as they present surface
information and obstacles giving the direction of water during a flood event. All hydraulic …

Floods are the most commonly occurring natural disaster, with the Centre for Research on
the Epidemiology of Disasters 2021 report on “The Non-COVID Year in Disasters” estimating …

In Canada, approaches for hazard map** involve using a hydraulic model to generate a
flood extent map that distinguishes between inundated and non-inundated areas in a …