Study Area and Flood Events
Extreme flood events in the Bolivian Amazon wetlands
... flooded area in the study area during period ...central area of the Llanos, in endogenous streams, rivers and lakes, suggesting the existence of a threshold storage level in several small lakes ...
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An assessment of the impact of flood events in Makurdi, Nigeria
... Abstract Flood disaster is not a recent phenomenon in Makurdi people in the town have been experiencing its destructive tendencies which are sometimes ...examines flood events and its impacts on the ...
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Nonstationarities in the occurrence rates of flood events in Portuguese watersheds
... of flood occurrence rates in 10 Portuguese watersheds is made, to as- certain if that variability is concurrent with the principle of ...those events constitutes an inhomogeneous Poisson process, hence the ...
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Instantaneous Flood Events Data Analyses in Northern Pakistan
... Study Area and Available Data In the present study five river basins have been selected to determine the flood magnitude of mountainous area of northern ...catchment area of the ...
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AFTF Study Area Flood History
... principles that were once popular for replenishing aquifers. 14 Any historic analysis of flooding in Southern California must also address the beneficial aspects of flooding on the landscape. Floods must not be thought ...
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The study examined the impact of the 2012 flood disaster in the area
... the area to flooding was instrumental in the peoples’ choice to live with the floods, and by extension the need to grow ...community, flood is no longer approached as a preventable issue but as a something ...
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Anticipating the Flood. Community-based cartography for disaster flood events in Argentina
... Metropolitan Area and it is a distinguished area of large soybean and corn ...in study have many streams inside or within the cities limits which frequently overflows and cause severe damage to the ...
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Urban flood modelling and climate change: A Melbourne area case study
... Since 1975, natural disasters have claimed the lives of more than 2.2 million people world wide. Storms, floods, droughts, heat waves and other weather-related phenomena are responsible for two thirds of the fatalities ...
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Approach to flood mitigation - a post sandy study in New Jersey Meadowlands area
... Tidal events are infrequent but can have severe consequences as it is often sudden and the extreme forces that drive it pose a significant ...severe events. However, most of the times, tidal events ...
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Hedonic Analysis of the Impact of Flood Events on Residential Property Values in Malaysia: A Study of Willingness to Pay
... that flood frequency affects residential property ...the flood event. Conversely, Eves (2004) found that an increase in flood frequency reduced the sale price and value of houses in areas where ...
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The Flood Management Plan of Thameside Area - A Summary
... local flood risks within Thameside that may require further work and / or ...the study the key partners were involved in the following engagement ...
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Between resistance and resilience: a study of flood risk management in the Don catchment area (UK)
... Chronology and interpretation cannot be wholly separated however. The account starts with a sudden event, a flood, followed by exercises in learning and innovation. The structure of the account might therefore ...
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Flood hazard assessment for extreme flood events
... this study tend to be more conservative from the flood risk point of view when compared to the experimental data obtained in the studies using real human test subjects (Xia et ...the flood hazard ...
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Delineation of Catchment Boundary for Flood Prone Area: A Case Study of Pekan Town Area
... by flood. The most recent major flood in Pekan town occurred from December 2007 to January ...Pekan Flood Mitigation Project was implemented by the government with the total protected area of ...
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Flood management in an urban Area ( A case study of Benin metropolis)
... onset flood− This is the kind of flood that usually last for a relatively longer period, maybe one to two weeks or even a month while the rapid onset flood is the type of flood that lasts for ...
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Extreme Flood Events & their Prevention in Jordan
... Flood Events Current Situation Historical Floods (sample) Flood Protection Measures Potential Floods (sample) Type of Flow.. • Types of flood flows observed are;.[r] ...
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During severe flood events, such as those
... severe flood events, such as those occurring from Hurricane Irene and Super- Storm Sandy, many coastal and low elevation inland areas were subjected to high water ...
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Early impact procedures for flood events February 2007 Mozambique flood
... rasterized flood polygons followed by subsequent erosion using the same structural element (“closing” ...the flood polygon image resampled at a lower ...
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Flood Damage Function Model for Residential area in Kuantan: A Preliminary Study
... by Poussin et al. [34]. The results for content damage are summarized in Table 9. The educational background and the age of the respondents was found to have significant positive relationships to the total amount of ...
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(Flood Hazard Zone): Area of special flood hazards with base flood elevations determined.
... confinement area (see also, “Animal Confinement”). Concealed, or Stealth: Any tower or telecommunications facility which is designed to enhance compatibility with adjacent land, buildi[r] ...
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