Climate change and socioeconomic developments are increasing the frequency and
severity of floods. Flood management is widely recognized as an effective way to reduce the …

Why do we hear calls to separate and independently manage aspects of risk and resilience
that are inherently related? These arguments are inconsistent with more holistic and …

Shifting weather, changing settlement patterns and a lack of preparedness mean that
dryland areas are most at risk from flooding. Researchers need to focus on data collection …

Fostering high-resolution disaster resilience assessment is essential for high-density cities
(HDCs) given their congested built environment. This study introduces and demonstrates a …

Emergency responders in coastal cities are anticipated to provide effective evacuation of at-
risk populations during the preparedness and response phases of coastal floods due to land …

With climate change increasingly affecting individuals' day-to-day lives, interest is growing in
the personal and household adaptation behaviors that people can engage in. Many of these …

Hydrometeorological events are highly costly and have strong impacts on the human‐
environment system. Effective response requires effective risk management concepts and …

Abstract Purpose of Review This paper discusses three scientific frontiers that need to be
advanced in order to support decision-makers and practitioners in charge of operational …

This paper presents the co-learning process outcomes based on Ecosystem-based
Adaptation (EbA) and Nature-based Solutions (NbS) for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) …

Maintaining the performance of infrastructure‐dependent systems in the face of surprises
and unknowable risks is a grand challenge. Addressing this issue requires a better …