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Flash Floods: Forecasting, Monitoring and Mitigation Strategies
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This reprint focuses on the mechanisms, modeling and controlling techniques of flash flood disasters, mainly in mountainous areas. Flash floods are among the most severe natural disasters, and the current publication will not only inspire future research but also enrich the current practice of flash flood disaster prevention and mitigation. This collection focusses on the engaged efforts in mitigating flash flood disasters, deepening the understanding of the causes of disasters in existing cases, finding appropriate modeling approaches, and implementing mitigation strategies. The readers will find within this reprint significant contributions for improving prevention and developing mitigation strategies, as well as protecting the safety of exposed populations.
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Keywords
- bifurcation
- CMADS
- confluence
- debris flow
- disaster amplification effect
- disaster mechanism
- disaster review analysis
- distributed hydrological model
- Dorrigo diagram
- economic losses from flood disasters
- Egypt
- emergency response
- Erosion
- erosion pattern
- flash flood
- flash flood disaster control
- flash floods
- flash-flood modelling system
- flood hazard
- flood monitoring
- Forecasting
- grass coverage rate
- grass spatial arrangement patterns
- hazard exposure
- heavy rainfall in Henan
- Hec Ras 2d
- hydrodynamic model
- hydrological model
- hyetograph shape
- Kaya identity
- lateral erosion
- LMDI technique decomposition method
- logistic regression
- Machine learning
- model experiment
- morphometry
- mountain torrents
- n/a
- parameters regionalization
- PCA
- periglacial debris flow
- prediction model
- random forest
- Reference, information & interdisciplinary subjects
- Regionalization
- Research & information: general
- runoff generation component
- Samoa
- shallow-water models
- Sinai
- slope-gully system
- small sample imbalanced data
- southeast Tibet
- strong earthquake area
- SWAT
- the Danjiang river basin
- thema EDItEUR::G Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects::GP Research and information: general
- Tlalnepantla River
- TRMM
- Vaisigano River
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-7819-4Editions