In the last decades, soil bioengineering has gained considerable popularity worldwide,
especially in hillslope, riverbank, and earth embankment stabilisation works. The use of …

This article couples two existing models to quickly generate flow and flood‐inundation
estimates at high resolutions over large spatial extents for use in emergency response …

Flood risk can be reduced at various stages of the disaster management cycle. Traditionally,
permanent infrastructure is used for flood prevention, while residual risk is managed with …

Landslides and floods, particularly flash floods, occurred recently in many Mediterranean
catchments as a consequence of heavy rainfall events, causing damage and sometimes …

Floodplains, as seen from the flood risk management perspective, are composed of co-
evolving natural and human systems. Both flood processes (that is, the hazard) and the …

Most flood early warning systems have predominantly focused on forecasting floods with
lead times of hours or days. However, physical processes during longer timescales can also …

This paper presents a collaborative framework of an interactive web-GIS platform integrated
with a multi-criteria evaluation tool. The platform aims to support the engagement of different …

Anthropogenic modifications at catchments scale may be reconducted primarily at soil
sealing and streams culverting, even if important consequences result from roads density …

How are policies affecting the social behaviour of actors and thus the dynamics of the
corresponding socio-technical systems? This question is of central relevance to understand …

In mountain areas, anthropic pressure is growing while, concurrently, landslide frequency in
most of the mountain regions of the world is increasing due to a more extreme precipitation …