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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"flood losses"”.
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Riverine flood risk reduction in the Western Cape: a case study of the Baths River
Globally, floods are viewed as the most destructive of all naturally triggered disasters. This is indicated by reported flood losses that exceed one third of the estimated total cost associated with all disaster events triggered by natural hazards. Additionally, flood events account for two thirds …
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Future Flood Mitigation in Charlotte-Mecklenburg
This case study examines the successes of flood mitigation planning in Charlotte-Mecklenburg, beginning with their locally created future conditions flood risk maps, and followed by complementary risk reduction strategies informed by these maps. Charlotte-Mecklenburg’s future conditions maps, known …
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Investigation of climate change impact on hurricane wind and freshwater flood risks using machine learning techniques
… wind and rain-ingress risk and freshwater flood risk on residential buildings across the southeastern U.S. coastal states. To address the challenge of computational inefficiency, surrogate models are developed using machine learning techniques for evaluating wind and freshwater flood losses …
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The role of soil moisture and weather patterns for flood occurrence and characteristics at the river basin scale
Flood generation at the scale of large river basins is triggered by the interaction of the hydrological pre-conditions and the meteorological event conditions at different spatial and temporal scales. This interaction controls diverse flood generating processes and results in floods varying in …
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HYDRAULIC, GEOSPATIAL, AND SOCIOECONOMIC MODELING OF STRATEGIC FLOODPLAIN RECONNECTION TRADEOFFS ALONG THE LOWER TISZA RIVER (HUNGARY) AND LOWER ILLINOIS RIVER (ILLINOIS, U.S.A)
… into the 20th Century, the Tisza River’s vast floodplain-wetland systems were largely disconnected by levees, facilitating "reclamation" for agriculture and resulting in an estimated loss of over 90% of historical wetlands. While levees have been successful in preventing catastrophic flooding …