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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"flood risk mapping"”.
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OpenIR [Open Infrared] : enhancing environmental monitoring through accessible remote sensing, in Indonesia and beyond
… feature classification, experiments with flood risk mapping, and interfaces IR data with crowd- and citizen-maps. OpenIR's initial use case is emergency management and environmental monitoring in the economically developing and ecologically vulnerable archipelago of Indonesia, where we …
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Modeling the Effects of Sea-Level Rise on Flooding in the Lower Ozama River Basin, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
… threaten low-lying tropical cities, yet flood assessments in the Dominican Republic have relied primarily on static, elevation-based approaches. This study develops a multi-model framework to evaluate the impacts of SLR and compound fluvial and tidal interactions on flooding in the lower …
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The role and potential of flood risk management in shaping land use – Flood-peak polders of the Tisza River from the perspective of integrated planning challenges
… analyst. At the Tisza River, the development of flood-peak polders (in line with the Further Development of the Vásárhelyi Plan Program – or VTT according to the Hungarian acronym) was a significant initiative in terms of flood management and rural development in the period 2000-2020, but the …
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Flood risk modeling and impact assessment using google earth engine in Mpumalanga province, South Africa
Flooding is one of the most devastating natural disasters globally, causing extensive damage to infrastructure, agriculture, and human settlements. In many regions, recurrent flood events continue to hamper disaster management programmes, largely due to the limited availability of near real-time …
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NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS FOR FLOOD RISK MITIGATION: MAPPING AND HYDROLOGICAL MODELING IN AN UNDER-RESOURCED URBAN AREA ON THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST
<p>Flooding is the most frequent and costly disaster in the United States, affecting people disproportionately based on environmental, societal, and economic limitations. Through stakeholder engagement, open-access research, and nature-based solutions (NBS), ecology and hydrology can be bridged …