As an initial exploration, preliminary studies which are conducted for the identification of key
points to be addressed in flood risk management (FRM) processes are crucial to mitigate …

The growing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events have placed cities at the
forefront of the human, social, economic, and ecological impacts of climate change. Extreme …

Involving citizens in river and flood risk management is critical for risk reduction and
sustainable development within river basins, but local community input is often limited. This …

This study aims to create virtual reality (VR) geovisualizations using 3D point clouds
obtained from airborne LiDAR technology. These visualizations were used to map the …

The field of environmental management, specifically flood risk management (FRM),
emphasizes participatory decision-making to address diverse issues and conflicting …

Participatory flood risk mapping (PFRM) is a well-recognized and widely implemented tool
for meaningful community involvement in disaster risk reduction (DRR). The effectiveness of …

One of the most important parts of disaster management and disaster risk reduction
strategies is the special vulnerability of children and the need to increase disaster …

Flood maps are a crucial component of integrated flood risk management. While their key
role is commonly acknowledged by experts and scholars, however, literature and findings …

Fluvial floods are one of the most dangerous natural hazards, affecting billions of people
worldwide and causing significant social and economic damage. Flood risk assessment is …

Stakeholder consultation and participation are often viewed as an essential component of
hazards governance and disaster risk reduction. However, an extensive literature in the …