Assessing flash flood vulnerability using a multi-vulnerability approach

Integrated multi-criteria flood vulnerability approach using fuzzy TOPSIS and Delphi technique

This study aims to develop a new procedure that combines multi-criteria spatial vulnerability analysis with the traditional linear probabilistic risk approach. This approach is named integrated fuzzy flood vulnerability assessment because it combines the watershed-based vulnerability framework with stream-based risk analysis. The Delphi technique and pressure-state-impact-response framework are...

Assessing vulnerability

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Assessing Vulnerability of Groundwater

Introducing the Flood Vulnerability Index (FVI) as a flood crisis management tool

Background and objective: Floods are among the most dangerous natural disasters that causes loss of life and property every year. The destructive effects of floods are more documentedو due to climate change and increasing economic and social development. Social and infrastructural vulnerabilities have also increased due to human settlement adjacent to river floodplains. Therefore, to prevent mo...

Screening watersheds of Ardabil province concerning flood vulnerability

In recent years, the world has faced many challenges. Among the natural phenomena, the flood effect has attracted a lot of attention due to its adverse effects. More than half of the destruction and damage caused by global flooding occurs in the Asian continent, which causes loss of life, damage to infrastructure, and creates conditions of panic in communities. Increasing resilience is critical...