Simple models continue to be important for continental‐scale floodwater depth mapping due
to the prohibitively expensive cost of calibrating and applying hydrodynamic models. This …

Landslides can be triggered by natural and human activities, threatening the safety of
buildings and infrastructures. Mapping potential landslide runout zones are critical for …

Wildfire is a global phenomenon that has dramatic effects on erosion and flood potential. On
steep slopes, burned areas are more likely to experience significant overland flow during …

Anthropogenic eutrophication is one of the most common threats to inland water quality,
often causing toxic algal blooms and loss of aquatic biodiversity. Mitigating the harmful …

Antarctica has an active subglacial hydrological system, with interconnected subglacial
lakes fed by subglacial meltwater. Subglacial hydrology can influence basal sliding, inject …

Powerlines are strategic infrastructures for the Italian electro-energetic network, and natural
threats represent a potential risk that may influence their operativity and functionality. Geo …

Tree diversity inventories were undertaken. The goal of this study was to understand
changes in tree community dynamics that may result from common anthropogenic …

The need to attenuate hydrograph peaks is central to the design of stormwater and flood
control systems. However, few guidelines exist for siting hydraulic control structures such …

Environmental laws need sound data to protect species and ecosystems. In 1996, a
proliferation of mountaintop removal coal mines in a region home to over 50 federally …

Potential risk identification due to off-stream reservoir failure typically requires the use of two-
dimensional hydraulic models, which demands considerable effort in terms of expertise, time …