Formas de relevo da bacia hidrográfica do Rio Ibicuí, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil: Obtidas por classificação topográfica automatizada by Romario Trentin, Luís Eduardo de Souza Robaina

“…By visual interpretation in GIS environment allowed the definition of 12 landforms units to the Ibicuí Basin, so called: Ibicuí-Uruguay Unit formed by large areas with a flat element; Flood Plain Unit characterized by the flat element associated with tributaries of the Ibicuí river; Altitude Hills Unit, with broad slopes and altitudes above 200m; Volcanic ridge Unit forming relief dissected with valleys and ridges; Sedimentary Edge Unit defined by shoulders and secondary elevations associated with relief of flat elements; Cacequi Unit formed by undulating relief marked by wide slopes and areas with hollow forms and short valleys; Santa Maria Unit of smooth wavy relief and isolated elevations; High Course of Ibirapuitã Unit, constituting the areas in the headwaters of the upper course of the Ibirapuitã and Ibirapuitã Chico rivers; Serra do Caverá Unit composed of a relief of hills and morrotes; Taquarembó Unit characterized by slopes with narrow and elongated tops with substrate composed of granite rocks; Santa Maria Chico Unit forming slopes with broad bases with rebounds of metamorphic and granite rock outcrops; Alegrete Unit with flat forms associated to bumps between the middle and top of the slope that mark outcrops of blocks and slabs.. …”
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The projected exposure and response of a natural barrier island system to climate-driven coastal hazards by Jennifer A. Thomas, Patrick L. Barnard, Sean Vitousek, Li H. Erikson, Kai Parker, Kees Nederhoff, Kevin M. Befus, Manoochehr Shirzaei

“…We estimate that with 0.5 m of SLR, 47% of current subaerial barrier island area would be flooded daily, and the 1-year return period storm would flood 74%. …”
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L’exposition des populations des atolls de Rangiroa et de Tikehau (Polynésie française) au risque de submersion marine by Alexandre K. Magnan, Marien Ranché, Virginie K.E. Duvat, Adrien Prenveille, Fanny Rubia

“…As a result, the population exhibits a high level of exposure to marine flooding. Exploring the root causes of such a situation, the paper emphasises the contributions of both the population growth that occurred over the past three decades and the constraining land tenure system to the increase in houses and public buildings density in flood-prone areas. …”
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Service Quality (Servqual) Toward Rawa Bebek’s Rusunawa Residents in Dki Jakarta by Retnowati WD Tuti

“…Then UPRS, Occupants Rusunawa, and researchers preparing the proposed changes to policies regarding tariffs and elimination of fines rent-subsidized apartment, urban transport through Rusunawa, structuring River East Flood Canal as a tourist attraction water delivered to the Department of Housing and Area Settle- ment of Jakarta as the direct supervisor UPRS. …”
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Waterlogging Simulation and Drainage Effect Assessment of Deep Tunnel Engineering in a Coastal City Based on MIKE by TAN Yin, TU Xinjun, YU Honggang, LIN Kairong, LIU Meixian, MA Ke

“…Taking the western region of Shenzhen City in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as the study area, this paper couples a one-dimensional river flood model, a pipeline drainage model, and a two-dimensional overland flow model to simulate urban waterlogging processes under extreme precipitation and typical storm surge. …”
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A Nonstationary Daily and Hourly Analysis of the Extreme Rainfall Frequency Considering Climate Teleconnection in Coastal Cities of the United States by Lei Yan, Yuhan Zhang, Mengjie Zhang, Upmanu Lall

“…Consequently, the implications for urban flooding, for which there are not long flooding records, need to be understood better. …”
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Investigating the impact of diversion projects on river health using the spherical fuzzy cloud TOPSIS model and the SHapley Additive exPlanation technique by Ting Cheng, Maosen Ju, Wenhui Zhang, Chenhui Wu, Qi Liu, Qingqing Ban

“…Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis of the indicators of river health showed that the implementation of the water diversion project affected the flood control function and aquatic plant biodiversity indicators of the river. …”
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A Multivariate and Multistage Medium- and Long-Term Streamflow Prediction Based on an Ensemble of Signal Decomposition Techniques with a Deep Learning Network by Muhammad Sibtain, Xianshan Li, Snoober Saleem

“…The accuracy and consistency of streamflow prediction play a significant role in several applications involving the management of hydrological resources, such as power generation, water supply, and flood mitigation. However, the nonlinear dynamics of the climatic factors jeopardize the development of efficient prediction models. …”
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On the computation of the Basal Envelope Surface of Talwegs using the Analytic Element Method by Le Moine, Nicolas

“…Assuming a wireframe (1D) representation of talweg lines, the problem of interpolating elevation between talwegs has received attention for applications such as flood mapping using Height Above Nearest Drainage (HAND, [Nobre et al., 2011]), or groundwater level interpolation in low-conductivity aquifer systems. …”
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Waterlogging of soil induces diverging rates of senescence in Svalbard reindeer forage plants by Emilie K. S. Andersen, Samantha P. H. Dwinnell, Leif Egil Loe, Caroline Iveland, René van der Wal

“…Waterlogging soils may extend the time period over which flood-resilient grasses senesce, to the nutritional benefit of Arctic herbivores such as Svalbard reindeer.…”
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Application of various methods in design for control of bed erosion and river modification aiding numerical simulation by Aref Kohzadi, Kamran Mohammadi, Afshin Eghbalzadeh

“…Erosion of the river bed and the drop in its level exposes all protective structures to damage and increase the level of the downstream bed which makes the river wider and causes the land of around it faces the flood risk. Therefore, determination of hydraulic parameters including effective stresses are very important. …”
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Enhanced understanding of hydrological connectivity among lakes on the Qiangtang Plateau by Yunmei Li, Chang Huang, Ninglian Wang, Yun Chen, Shiqiang Zhang, Hongtao Duan

“…This research is crucial for understanding lake system hydrodynamics, enhancing water quality, flood control, and resource management, and for developing strategies and models to mitigate climate change impacts.…”
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River System Style Frameworks, New Approach to Management of rivers (Case Study: Karaj Arangeh basin) by shila hajehforosh, amir karam

“…Arangeh River basin were identified in 1and 3 styles, including: Headwater, Gorge style in confined valley setting, planform controlled, floodplain bed, low sinuosity cobble, low sinuosity gravel, bedrock controlled sand, meandering gravel, unconfined low sinuosity cobble with Side stabilized, partly-confined low sinuosity cobble with Side stabilized, partly confined Asymmetric valley with cobble, , partly confined symmetric valley with cobble  ,Artificial bed.Geomorphic conditions of each of the styles were evaluated in the two stage of river style framework. at this stage of adjustment of Each style is determined to the confusion of peak flow by using criteria such as channel characteristics (size, shape, morphology Bank and plants channels), channel plan form (sinuosity, lateral stability, geomorphic units into the channel and River flood plain and plants) and features bed . Two Style had good geomorphic conditions (floodplain bed bedrock controlled sand, unconfined low sinuosity cobble with Side stabilized) show the potential of a good adjustment, and the reach has a good of potential adjustments are more sensitive to changes . …”
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Future climate change impact on hydrological regime of river basin using SWAT model by V. Anand, B. Oinam

“…Different region within the basin is likely to be affected by frequent landslides and flood in coming decades.…”
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Characteristics of runoff changes and their climatic factors in two different glacier-fed basins by Sun Zhenqi, Wang Shijin, Li Zhongqin

“…The YRB’s runoff change was mainly influenced by the flood season precipitation, while the URB’s runoff increase was due to the temperature rise causing faster glacier and snow melt, and the summer precipitation change. …”
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Short-Term Optimal Scheduling Method of Cascade Hydropower Stations Based on Segmented Load Construction Strategy by LI Chonghao, LI Shushan, TANG Hongbing, LIU Huan, MA Xiangyu, LIAO Shengli

“…With the rapid development of China's economy,electricity demand has increased.As the largest clean energy in China,hydropower has been put into large-scale and centralized production,and the most complex large-scale hydropower system in the world is formed.However,short-term hydropower optimal scheduling faces the serious challenge of the curse of dimensionality due to massive cascade hydropower stations,numerous hydropower constraints,and time-sensitive scheduling requirements.Therefore,this paper proposes a short-term optimal scheduling method for cascade hydropower stations based on a segmented load construction strategy.First,the selection rules of the hydropower stations to be regulated are formulated from the perspective of the regulation performance,location,and task of the cascade hydropower stations.Then,a method is given to divide the complex original load into two sub-load processes,namely the segmented load process with time reduction scale and the residual load process with frequent fluctuations.Finally,the adjustment method is given,and the particle swarm algorithm is used for traversal and optimization at different stages,so as to find the load division process when the target is optimal.By taking seven cascade hydropower stations in a certain river basin in southwest China as research objects,a mature particle swarm algorithm is used to simulate the typical day during the flood and dry periods.The results show that the segmented load construction strategy proposed in this paper can effectively reduce the solution complexity,and the appropriate number of segments can improve the solution efficiency while ensuring the solution quality.In addition,this method greatly reduces the output fluctuation of auxiliary hydropower stations and helps to reduce the difficulty of scheduling and unit loss.Therefore,the method proposed in this paper can provide a reference for solving the short-term scheduling of large-scale cascade hydropower stations and is of good practical value.…”
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Efficient control strategy for electric furnace temperature regulation using quadratic interpolation optimization by Serdar Ekinci, Davut Izci, Veysel Gider, Laith Abualigah, Mohit Bajaj, Ievgen Zaitsev

“…To ensure optimal performance, the parameters of the RPIDD2 controller are optimized using metaheuristic algorithms, including the flood optimization algorithm (FLA), reptile search algorithm (RSA), particle swarm optimization (PSO) and differential evolution (DE). …”
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Size Influences on the Survival of Willow Cuttings Under Operational Field Conditions by Alan Pollock, Kyle R. Grant, Amanda Schoonmaker

“…Our findings suggest that under field settings, cuttings with > 2.0 cm diameter by 50–100 cm length sourced from low‐lying flood‐prone areas may be optimal for willow establishment. …”
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The Response of Sensitive LULC Changes to Runoff and Sediment Yield in a Semihumid Urban Watershed of the Upper Awash Subbasin Using the SWAT+ Model, Oromia, Ethiopia by Bekan Chelkeba Tumsa

“…Land use and land cover (LULC) changes in many parts of river basins have caused water shortages, flood risks, land degradation, soil loss, biodiversity loss, and ecosystem deterioration. …”
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A systematic review and meta-analysis of the farmers\' attitudes towards the use of climate information by leyla sharifi, saeed bazgeer, hosain mohmmadi, alireza darbaneh astaneh, mostafa karimi

“…For this purpose, the following keywords, including climate, climate change, climate changes, meteorological information, global warming, drought, flood, chilling, frost, climate hazard, precipitation, temperature with the aid of the following keywords namely, farmer, farmerchr('39')s attitude, farmerchr('39')s perception, farmerchr('39')s knowledge, and indigenous knowledge were used in both languages, Persian and English, among the articles published between the year of 2000 and 2019. …”
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