This paper provides an overview of multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) applications in
managing water-related disasters (WRD). Although MCDA has been widely used in …

Flooding is one of the major natural catastrophic disasters that causes massive
environmental and socioeconomic destruction. The magnitude of losses due to floods has …

Decision-making tools have become a prominent methodology in watershed management
for many years due to the complexity of environmental systems and requirement for multi …

The flood risk assessment study is an important factor in order to identify the critical or high-
risk zone areas. This research intends to develop a flood risk index map of data-scare river …

The assessment of soil erosion holds paramount significance in sustainable land
management and environmental conservation. In this context, the integration of advanced …

Anthropogenic climate change has impacted almost all phases of the global water cycle.
Growing consensus asserts that extreme precipitation events will only rise in the years to …

Socioeconomic developments, ineffective drainage systems, and insufficient river control, all
contribute to significant loss of property and life due to the constant threat of floods …

Flood events in the Harşit River Basin, which is located in the Eastern Black Sea Region and
actively experienced one of the most flood events in Turkey, were discussed based on …

Flooding has become a devastating natural hazard worldwide, posing a substantial hazard
to civilization and leading to socioeconomic losses. Urban flooding in India is on the rise due …

Subansiri is the largest tributary of the Brahmaputra River basin originated in the Tibet
Autonomous Region of China. After flowing about 160 km as Chayul Chu in Tibet, it runs as …