This review provides a synthesis of advances in our understanding of urban flood processes
and their modelling over the last four years (2018–2021). Four aspects are covered …

This paper aims to stimulate discussion based on the experiences derived from the QUICS
project (Quantifying Uncertainty in Integrated Catchment Studies). First it briefly discusses …

The accurate modelling of urban flooding constitutes an integral part of flood risk
assessment and management in residential and industrial areas. Interactions between …

Floods in urban areas which feature interactions between piped and surface networks are
hydraulically complex. Further, obtaining in situ calibration data, although necessary for …

Stormwater surcharge events are unavoidable above a certain rainfall intensity. Thus, for
protection and damage mitigation, forecast systems are of outstanding importance. This …

Due to the increased frequency and magnitude of urban flooding events, there is a pressing
need to improve the accuracy of numerical tools to better assess the hydraulic performance …

Surcharging urban drainage systems are a potential source of pathogenic contamination of
floodwater. While a number of previous studies have investigated net sewer to surface …

Deterioration of buried water and sewer pipes is a significant concern among utilities around
the world. Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP) is one of the techniques commonly adopted to …

Flooding events are becoming more frequent and the negative impacts that they are causing
globally are very significant. Current predictions have confirmed that conditions linked with …

The accurate characterization of near-field flow dynamics from urban surface to sewer
system is essential for the design of urban drainage systems and the risk identification of …