Social constraints and limits on adaptation are strongly influenced by the rates at which
climate-influenced risks emerge and the speed of the coping response, including the pace at …

Rainfall intensity in the United Kingdom is projected to increase under climate change with
significant implications for rainfall‐driven (combined pluvial and fluvial) flooding. In the UK …

Flooding is a major natural hazard in many parts of the world, and its frequency and
magnitude are projected to increase with global warming. With increased concern over …

Extreme wind is the main driver of loss in North-West Europe, with flooding being the second-
highest driver. These hazards are currently modelled independently, and it is unclear what …

High-resolution global flood risk maps are increasingly used to inform disaster risk planning
and response, particularly in lower income countries with limited data or capacity. However …

Flooding represents the greatest natural threat to the UK, presenting severe risk to
populations along coastlines and floodplains through extreme tidal surge and …

Global flood mapping has developed rapidly over the past decade, but previous approaches
have limited scope, function, and accuracy. These limitations restrict the applicability and …

Flood hazards can affect road networks by closing roads, extending travel distances and
lengthening travel times. This paper innovatively integrates flood hazard, road network …

The diversity of flood‐generating mechanisms superimposed on catchment physiographic
features with non‐stationary meteorological drivers makes future flood hazard assessment a …

Flood event set generation, as employed in catastrophe risk models, relies on gauge
information that is not available in data‐scarce regions. To overcome this limitation, we …