The designated concrete compressive strength at 28 days plays an important role in
determining the quantity of cement (water to cement ratio) needed in concrete mix designs …

Compound flood hazard assessment (CFHA) and modeling are prone to various sources of
uncertainty including model structure, model parameters, input/forcing data, and those …

Flood forecasting based on hydrodynamic modeling is an essential non-structural measure
against compound flooding across the globe. With the risk increasing under climate change …

The successive flood-heat extreme (SFHE) event, which threatens the securities of human
health, economy, and building environment, has attracted extensive research attention …

Compound flooding is a type of flood event caused by multiple flood drivers. The associated
risk has usually been assessed using statistics-based analyses or hydrodynamics-based …

Compound floods due to intense rainfall and storm surges in coastal areas have shown an
increasing trend in some parts of the world, and many studies suggested a strong link with …

The simultaneous occurrence of extreme events gained more and more attention from
scientific research in the last couple of years. Compared to the occurrence of single extreme …

Estuarine compound flooding can happen when extreme sea level and river discharges
occur concurrently, or in close succession, inundating low-lying coastal regions. Such …

In the last decade, DEM-based classifiers based on height above nearest drainage (HAND)
have been widely used for rapid flood hazard assessment, demonstrating satisfactory …

Hurricane Harvey (2017) resulted in unprecedented damage from flooding in the Houston–
Galveston area of the US Gulf Coast. The objective of this study was to better quantify the …