Flood hazard mapping (FHM) has undergone significant development in terms of approach
and capacity of the result to meet the target of policymakers for accurate prediction and …

Even though water is a renewable resource, the majority of the available water on the planet
is unfit for human use. Moreover, the drinkable water demand is ever-increasing as a result …

In the design of permeable stormwater channels, the ability to quantify infiltration rates
accurately is important for assessing the capability of such channels to perform their …

As one of the key components in many fields, rolling bearing fault detection is very important.
Rolling bearing is in complex and changeable working conditions, so it is challenging to …

Vehicles are one of the most common objects that are usually washed away by the water
flow during flood events resulting in several damages and casualties. Regardless of the …

Watercourses and roadways commonly intersect in their layout at many locations through
bridges, drainages, and fords. During heavy rain events, watercourses may overflow …

Large debris including vehicles when swept by floods could threat people's life and damage
properties. Concerning vehicles in floodwaters, their stability remains a challenge to the …

This chapter presents a flood risk management system for vehicles at roadways, developed
from extensive experimental and numerical studies on the impact of flash floods towards …

Bioretention is a water management practice that is increasingly being applied for runoff
quality control. Although previous Bioretention studies have used some techniques to …

A vehicle exposed to flooding may lose its stability and wash away resulting in potential
injuries and fatalities. Traffic disruption, infrastructure damage, and economic losses are …