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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Riverine Flooding"”.

  1. Riverine flooding using GIS and remote sensing

    … environment. This research has analyzed the riverine flood by integrating remote sensing, Geographical Information Systems (GIS), and hydraulic and/or hydrological modeling, to develop informed flood mapping for flood risk management. The application of Hydrological Engineering Center River …

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  2. An investigation of compound riverine flooding and the influence of anthropogenic drivers within large-scale catchments

    … of six chapters which cover two aspects of flooding. The first aspect deals with the sources of flooding events in a multi-regional basin. The second aspect concerns the impact of anthropogenic activity on flooding processes. In the first two chapters, the research motivation is presented, …

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  3. Flood Modeling and Community Engagement in Giles County, Virginia

    … This paper also suggests that evaluating riverine flooding based on the most severe, recent storm yields a more accurate and impactful tool than previous flood modeling methods. This work takes flood modeling a step farther by receiving community input and shows that models are only as …

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  4. Modeling the Effects of Sea-Level Rise on Flooding in the Lower Ozama River Basin, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

    … and compound fluvial and tidal interactions on flooding in the lower Ozama River Basin, Santo Domingo. A one-dimensional (1D) HEC-RAS model was reconstructed from Belliard (2020) with newly incorporated bathymetric data, while a two-dimensional (2D) unsteady flow HEC-RAS model and a static …

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  5. Repetitive Flooding in Riverine Towns: Understanding Responses, Barriers, and Challenges for the Future

    … of precipitation events and increase inland flooding in the United States in the coming decades (Allan et al., 2020; Easterling et al., 2017; Kerlin, 2019; Mallakpour & Villarini, 2015). Unlike coastal communities, which have seen increased attention in the face of climate change, riverine

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  6. Monitoring and Managing River Corridors in the Midst of Growing Water Demand

    … and societal benefits. While the importance of riverine flooding has been widely acknowledged and extensively studied, very little research has been conducted on the interactions between river channels and their adjacent floodplains. The importance of this hydrologic connectivity between rivers …

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  7. Impact of Stream Restoration on Flood Attenuation and Channel-Floodplain Exchange During Small Recurrence Interval Storms

    Extreme flooding and excess nutrient pollution have been detrimental to river health under increased environmental stress from human activities (e.g., agriculture, urbanization). Riverine flooding can be detrimental to human life and infrastructure yet provides important habitat and ecosystem …

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  8. The effects of future extreme precipitation events on stream hydrology and hydraulics of stream crossing structures

    … training and extreme storm events and associated flooding risks can temporarily limit access to training lands and other training features such as water crossings. If an increase in intensity and incidence of extreme precipitation events is realized, installations associated with river systems are …

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