Flood Recovery, Innovation and Response, III / edited by D. Proverbs . . . [et al.]

By: Contributor(s): Series: WIT transactions on ecology and the environment ; v. 159.Publisher: Southampton ; Boston : WIT Press, 2012Description: 265 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 1845645885
  • 9781845645885
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 363.34938 23 FLO
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Section 1 : Flood management

Ontology for flood management : a proposal
Cooperation between non-government organizations and the state in the matter of flood risk management in Czech Republic
The utilization of an abandoned mining pond as a retention pond in dealing with storm water runoff

Sustion 2: Flood risk vulnerability

Flood risk assessment of the dense downtown in the Fukuoka city ,Japan
Damage and loss prediction model considering inundation level, flow velocity and vulnerability of building types
Online early warning system for evacuation of society vulnerable population during flooding
Methodological proposal for assessment and adaptation in oil industry plants in Brazil's coastland

SECTION 3: Emergence preparednessand response

Flood emergence management: the value of potential and actual damage estimation
Flood disaster risk in Jakarta, Indonesia

Section 4 : Flood forecasting

A multivariate model for flood forecasting of lake levels
Comparison of a data- driven model and a Physical model for flood forecasting
Inflow forecasting for lakes using Artificial Neural Networks

Section 5: Flood case studies

Impact and preventive measures against flooding and coastal erosionin Thailand
Analysis of runoff variation according to subbasin division

Section 6: Responses to reduce vulnerability to flooding

The role of solid waste management as a response to urban flood risk in developing countries, a case study analysis
Factors for the design of novel property- level flood resilient products : the Dado wallboard
Towards the development of a comprehensive systematic quatification of the costs and benefits of the property level flood adaptation
''Three times is enemy action''- flood experiences and flood perceptions
A framework for participatory assessment of vulnerability of commercial property values to flooding in the UK
Sustainable flood memories, informal knowledge and development of the community resilience to future flood risk

Index : p. 265


















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