Because of its ubiquitous nature and catastrophic impacts, flood information should be
readily available and continually evaluated, to maximize utility for the public and …

Recent advances in Earth Observation (EO) placed Citizen Science (CS) in the highest
position, declaring their essential provision of information in every discipline that serves the …

Extensive, severe wildfires, and wildfire‐induced smoke occurred across the western and
central United States since August 2020. Wildfires resulting in the loss of habitats and …

Land subsidence (LS) is one of the challenging geo‐hazards in several regions of the world
that is mainly caused by the overexploitation of groundwater and subsequent collapse of …

The Northern Indian Ocean (NIO) is one of the most vulnerable coasts to tropical cyclones
(TCs) and is frequently threatened by global climate change. In the year 2020, two severe …

Earthquake hazards cause changes in landforms, economic losses, and human casualties.
Seismic Vulnerability Mapping (SVM) is key information to prevent and predict the damage …

Wind-related disasters will bring more devastating consequences to cities in the future with a
changing climate, but relevant studies have so far provided insufficient information to guide …

Coastal communities face challenges in understanding, preparing for, recovering from, and
adapting to flooding. Communities are threatened by extreme weather events in the form of …

Modeling inundation patterns resulting from compound flooding induced by tropical
cyclones presents significant challenges due to the complex interplay of drivers and features …

Flood modeling provides inundation estimates and improves disaster preparedness and
response. Recent development in hydrologic modeling and inundation mapping enables the …