Sea‐level rise (SLR) increasingly threatens coastal communities around the world.
However, not all coastal communities are equally threatened, and realistic estimation of …

Extreme sea levels impact coastal society, property, and the environment. Various mitigation
measures are engineered to reduce these impacts, which require extreme event …

Frequency analysis of extreme storm surge is crucial for coastal flood risk assessments. To
date, such analyses are based on traditional extreme value theory (EVT) and its associated …

Storm surges present a severe risk to coastal communities and infrastructure, underscoring
the critical importance of accurately estimating extreme events such as the 100-year return …

Compound hydrometeorological extremes refer to the simultaneous or sequential
occurrence of multiple climate drivers and hazards (especially floods and heat waves) …

Understanding extreme storm surge events that threaten low-lying coastal communities is
key to effective coastal flood mitigation and adaptation measures. However, estimates of …

Amid impacts of climate variability and change on coastal communities, which are
increasingly at risk due to their expansion over time, accurately assessing and predicting …