CONSIDERACIONES ACERCA DE LA CRECIDA HISTÓRICA DE JULIO DEL 2006 Y SUS CONSECUENCIAS EN EL BAJO NEUQUÉN by Maria Elena Chiementon, Verónica G. Cortese

Subjects: “…Floods…”
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EL ANEGAMIENTO A TRAVÉS DE LA PRENSA: EL CASO DE LA CIUDAD DE CORRIENTES by Elsie Araceli Ojeda

Subjects: “…urban expansion, rain, floods, newspapers…”
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EL ANEGAMIENTO A TRAVÉS DE LA PRENSA: EL CASO DE LA CIUDAD DE CORRIENTES by Elsie Araceli Ojeda

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De la pleine terre sous le terre-plein : géomorphologie du polder de la rive droite de Bordeaux by TVK, Pierre Alain Trévelo, Antoine Viger-Kohler, David Malaud, Phoebe Eddleston, Amandine Nana

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Floods of 18 and 19 November 2016 in Batouri (East Cameroon): Interpretation of the Hydro-Meteorological Parameters and Historical Context of the Post-Event Survey Episode by Paulin Sainclair Kouassy Kalédjé, Jules-Rémy Ndam Ngoupayou, Alain Fouépé Takounjou, Mireille Zebsa, Felaniaina Rakotondrabe, Joseph Mvondo Ondoa

“…Occurring on a relatively saturated soil, these rains caused strong floods of Kadey and Doumé. The floods were particularly damaging in the city of Batouri, where a subdivision was submerged by the Boumbé (tributary of the Sangha) with water heights in the houses reaching 1.75 m, despite the presence of a dam allowing clipping floods upstream of the basin. …”
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Use of the WinTR-55 Hydrologic Model on Determination of Flood Peak Discharge: The Case of Kirklareli Vize Stream and Samsun Minoz Stream Watersheds by Çayan Alkan

Subjects: “…flood peak discharge…”
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Drought and flood risk mapping using a GIS-based multi-criteria decision method: A case of the Olifants Basin, South Africa by Luxon Nhamo, James Magidi, Sylvester Mpandeli, Onisimo Mutanga, Stanley Liphadzi, Tafadzwanashe Mabhaudhi

“…Droughts and floods are climate extremes of the same hydrological cycle that need to be studied concurrently. …”
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Speech Delivered by Mr Lu Bin Governor of GuangXi Province, in the Inaugural Meeting of the Pearl River Flood Lontrol and Proaght Relief Headquarter

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Assessing Short-term Flood Impact on Land Use Dynamics in Iran’s Central Zagros: A Case Study of Sefid Kuh Protected Area by Soheyl Moradi, Hossein Moradi, Jafar Dolatshah, Azita Rezvani

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Possibilities of Using Regional Index-Flood Method with Annual Maximum and Partial Duration Series: A Case Study of Susurluk River Basin, Turkey by Havva Eylem Polat, Ayşe Doğanülker, Alper Serdar Anlı

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Modelling of Chain Process of Debris Flow Blocking River and Induced Flood Disaster in Meizoseismal Area ——A Case of Xiazhuang Gully in Wenchuan County by LUO Yuting, WANG Lijuan, MA Song, TANG Yao

“…After the Wenchuan earthquake,there has been a sharp increase in the frequency of debris flow activity,which is featured by low rainfall threshold,frequent occurrence,wide impact and strong destruction.The hazards mainly include siltation,impact,river blocking and inundation.Among them,the mudslide blocking river shows particularly prominent disaster effect,seriously threatening the improvement of mountain infrastructure,and residents' life and property safety.The research of the dynamic process of river blocking disaster chain of debris flow can provide scientific reference for debris flow hazard prevention and early warning.Based on field surveys,physical tests,remote sensing images and rainfall data for a typical watershed,a numerical simulation was conducted to study the dynamic process of the river blocking disaster chain of debris flow in Xiazhuang Gully.The simulation results show that the debris flow reaches the outlet of the basin at t=120 step;and at t=130 step the debris flow pushes forward and blocks part of the main river;at t=140 and 150 step the debris flow completely blocks the main river,forming a debris-dam with a length,width and thickness of 236.0 m,74.0 m,6.2 m and 312.0 m,79.0 m,and 7.1 m,respectively,which causes the upstream water level to rise,with an inundation depth of the upstream residential area of 3-5 m.By comparing the simulation results with the field measured data,the accuracy of the simulation reaches up to 84.9%,which indicates that the model is of good applicability to simulating the disaster chain process of landslide-debris flow-flood.…”
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Integrating social narratives of flood events into a text network analysis-based decision support framework to reduce vulnerability to climate change in Africa by Thomas E. O’Shea, Lena C. Grobusch, Mary Zhang, Jeff Neal, Joseph Daron, Richard G. Jones, Christopher Jack, Alice McClure, Gilbert Siame, Dorothy Ndhlovu, Sukaina Bharwani

Subjects: “…Flood Resilience…”
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Speech Delivered by Mr. Xiao Yong-an, Vice Governor of Guizhou Province, in the Inaugural Meeting of the Pearl River Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarter

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Reconstrucción post-evento del flash-flood del 1 de septiembre de 2021 en Les Cases d’Alcanar (Tarragona) by Josep Carles Balasch, Jaume Calvet, Jordi Tuset

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Important Role of the Upstream Water and Soil Conservation Work in Strengthening the Flood Control and Disaster Mitigation Capacity in the Middle and Down Stream of the Pearl River by YANG Rong-xin

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Experimental Characterization of Reversible Oil-Flooded Twin-Screw Compressor/Dry Expander for a Micro-Scale Compressed Air Energy Storage System by Marco Francesconi, Arianna Baldinelli, Luca Sani, Marco Antonelli

Subjects: “…oil-flooded twin-screw compressor…”
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Synoptic analysis of heavy precipitations of Kurdistan province by Mohammad Darand

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Que font les solutions fondées sur la nature aux politiques de gestion des risques liés à l’eau ? by Joana Guerrin, Sara Fernandez, Ludovic Drapier, Anna Serra-Llobet, Catherine Roche

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Change in Instant Maximum Flows According to Precipitation and Temperature Differences in the 2025-2055 Period, A Study in Eastern Black Sea Basin by Hasan Törehan Babacan

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Physically-based modelling of UK river flows under climate change by Ben A. Smith, Stephen J. Birkinshaw, Elizabeth Lewis, Eleyna McGrady, Paul Sayers

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