Floods have an increasing impact on cities, encompassing the management of the water
cycle by integrating multiple disciplines of engineering, social, economic and environmental …

This review summarizes over 280 studies published in 2019 related to the characterization,
control, and management of urban stormwater runoff. A summary of quantity and quality …

Droughts hit the most vulnerable people the hardest. When this happens, everybody in the
economy loses over the medium-to long-term. Proactive policies and planning based on …

Based on an analysis of plan-making processes in 12 Baltic cities, this study explores public
engagement strategies and dominant ICT-enabled engagement approaches and processes …

The urgency to protect natural water resources in a sustainable manner has risen as water
scarcity and global climate change continue to worsen. Among various methods of collecting …

Groundwater is widely recognized as a vital source of fresh drinking water worldwide.
However, the rapid, unregulated population growth and increased industrialization, coupled …

The study made a comprehensive effort to examine climatic uncertainties at both yearly and
monthly scales, along with map** flood risks based on different land use categories …

Peri-urban catchment areas are increasingly susceptible to floods due to rapid land use
transformations and unplanned urban expansion. This study comprehensively examines …

The increasing intensity of rainfall resulting from climate change is projected to worsen the
inundation of urban areas by floods. As a viable alternative, stormwater harvesting presents …

It is widely accepted that old cadastral maps have multiple uses, such as reestablishing
cadastral parcel boundaries, municipality boundaries, and coastal limits, or conducting …