Flood management, which involves flood prediction, detection, map**, evacuation, and
relief activities, can be improved via the adoption of state-of-the-art tools and technology …

The use of multispectral satellite imagery for water monitoring is a fast and cost-effective
method that can benefit from the growing availability of medium–high-resolution and free …

Flooding is one of the most frequent and disastrous natural hazards triggered by extreme
precipitation, high river runoff, hurricane storm surges, and the compounding effects of …

Abstract Real-time, near-real-time, and accurate flood extent information is critical for
emergency response during disaster events such as floods. Accurate extents are critical for …

Globally, flooding is the leading cause of natural disaster related deaths, especially in
Bangladesh where approximately one third of national area gets flooded annually by …

Compound flooding (CF), as a result of oceanic, hydrological, meteorological and
anthropogenic drivers, is often studied with hydrodynamic models that combine either …

The Earth's ecosystems face severe environmental stress from unsustainable
socioeconomic development linked to population growth, urbanization, and industrialization …

Hydrodynamic models are commonly used to understand flood risk and inform flood
management decisions. However, their high computational cost can impose practical limits …

Flood maps are needed for emergency response, research, and planning. The Height
Above Nearest Drainage (HAND) technique is a low-complexity, terrain-based approach for …

Floods pose devastating effects on the resiliency of human and natural systems. flood risk
management challenges are typically complicated in the transboundary river basin due to …