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Two‐dimensional hydraulic flood modelling using a finite‐element mesh decomposed according to vegetation and topographic features derived from airborne scanning laser altimetry
A Novel Multi-Strategy Hydrological Feature Extraction (Mhfe) Method: Improving Urban Waterlogging Risk Prediction by Fusing Satellite Images and Drainage Data
Effects of DEM resolution and resampling technique on building treatment for urban inundation modeling: a case study for the 2016 flooding of the HUST campus in Wuhan
New drag force model for dam-break flows through vegetation under non-hydrostatic conditions and its comparison with high-resolution, fully-resolved model
Investigation of the importance of different factors of flood inundation modeling applied in urbanized area with variance-based global sensitivity analysis
A novel multi-strategy hydrological feature extraction (MHFE) method to improve urban waterlogging risk prediction, a case study of Fuzhou City in China
Simulation des écoulements gravitaires avec les modèles d’écoulement en couche mince : état de l’art et exemple d’application aux coulées de débris de la Rivière du Prêcheur (Martinique, Petites Antilles)
Improved strategy of internal boundary conditions for levee representation in flood simulation with the 2-D shallow water modelling on unstructured grids
Enhanced flood mapping using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images, hydraulic modelling, and social media: A case study of Hurricane Harvey (Houston, TX)
Balancing Accuracy and Efficiency for Sustainable Flood Adaptation: Multi-Resolution LiDAR DEM Sensitivity Analysis of Urban Pluvial Flooding in the Gumi Industrial Complex
Coupling large and small scale shallow water models with porosity in the presence of anisotropy
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