Agricultural vulnerability to sea-level rise (SLR) has attracted increasing attention due to its profound implications for food security and livelihoods. Kien Giang, the largest agricultural province in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta, has faced escalating challenges from climate change (CC), particularly SLR. This study u...
Abstract Significant challenges in water resources, agriculture, and disaster risk management arise from droughts and floods—the most common hydroclimatic extremes affecting people in Northeast India. Despite the traditional view of Assam as a flood-prone area, emerging evidence indicates a rising risk of droughts, hig...
Flooding remains one of the most devastating natural hazards affecting both rural and urban communities in Nigeria, resulting in the loss of lives, destruction of property, disruption of socioeconomic activities, and environmental degradation. Onitsha, Anambra State, is particularly vulnerable to recurrent flooding due...
Flooding is the most recurrent and economically devastating natural hazard in Nigeria, yet no standard or consistent nationwide assessment method exists. Spatially explicit flood susceptibility information also remains scarce, particularly given limited hydrometric monitoring. This study comparatively evaluates nationa...
A disaster risk analysis model coupling Geographic Information Systems, ensemble machine learning, and AI-driven interpretation tools, collectively termed GeoAI, to support multi-hazard risk assessment, resilience planning, and citizen-oriented risk communication.
Flood susceptibility mapping that integrates hydrological and geospatial information remains limited at the sub-watershed scale, particularly in rapidly developing coastal urban areas. This study maps flood susceptibility in the Batang Kandis Sub-watershed, Padang City, by integrating hydrological data through Google E...
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