The RMS US inland flood model

Social Vulnerability to Coastal and Inland Flood Hazards: A Comparison of GIS-Based Spatial Interpolation Methods

Previous research on exposure to flood hazards suggests that individuals characterized by low social vulnerability are more likely to reside in coastal flood hazard zones than individuals of higher social vulnerability, but few studies have examined if similar exposure patterns can be observed in inland flood hazard zones. This paper examines differences in environmental justice implications be...

Integrated Catastrophic Flood Model for Designing Robust Flood Insurance Program

Asar Derived Flood Maps for Flood Propagation Model Calibration

During flood events Earth Observation (EO) Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) is able to provide valuable information on the spatial extent of inundations. With its multi-polarisation capacity, the ENVISAT ASAR instrument is now able to propose reliable data for maximum flood extent retrieval. These extents can be useful in calibrating and/or evaluating flood propagation models and their uncertaint...

A Mathematical Model for Flood Protection

Many regions in the world are protected against flooding by a dike, which may be either natural or artificial. We deal with a model for finding the optimal heights of such a dike in the future. It minimizes the sum of the investments costs for upgrading the dike in the future and the expected costs due to flooding. The model is highly nonlinear, nonconvex, and infinite-dimensional. Despite this...

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patients discussed above had never had out-of-body illusions before, yet direct stimulation of their brain somehow generated experiences quite different from those of everyday life. Is this difference a matter of quality or degree? Many people have had dreams of intense, prolonged falling, even though they have never fallen from such heights before. Perhaps vestibular-somatosensory responses, a...