For many climate change impacts such as drought and heat waves, global and national
frameworks for climate services are providing ever more critical support to adaptation …

Sea level rise and an increased frequency and severity of storm surge events due to climate
change are likely to increase the susceptibility of low lying coastal areas to seawater …

Coastal erosion and flooding are hazards that, when combined with facilitative pathways
and vulnerable receptors, represent sources of coastal risk. Erosion and flooding risks are …

While planning coastal risk management strategies, coastal managers need to assess risk
across a range of spatial and temporal scales. GIS-based tools are one efficient way to …

A long-term dataset of reported flooding based on reports from the UK Met Office and the UK
Centre for Ecology and Hydrology is described. This is possibly a unique dataset as the …

Coastal flooding caused by extreme sea levels can produce devastating and wide-ranging
consequences. The 'SurgeWatch'v1. 0 database systematically documents and assesses …

To better understand the impacts of flooding such that authorities can plan for adapting
measures to cope with future scenarios, we have developed a modified Drivers-Pressures …

Coastal floods are the type of marine disaster that causes the greatest economic losses in
coastal areas of China, especially in the current context of global climate change. Mapping …

Embracing the concept of resilience within coastal management marks a step change in
thinking, building on the inputs of more traditional risk assessments, and further accounting …

Coastal regions are the areas most threatened by natural hazards, with floods being the
most frequent and significant threat in terms of their induced impacts, and therefore, any …