A data-driven framework for flood hazard mapping using integrated geospatial and multi-model machine learning approaches in a tropical mountainous region: insights from Aceh Jaya, Aceh Province, Indonesia
Jun 2026· Environmental science and pollution research international· Vol 33, pp. 12461 - 12482· 2 citations· 78 references
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TL;DR
An integrated geospatial and machine learning approach is applied to improve flood hazard assessment in a mountainous tropical region of Aceh Jaya, Indonesia, with the aim of evaluating model performance and identifying dominant causative factors linked to spatially targeted mitigation strategies.
The integrated methodology demonstrates the potential of combining SAR data and ML techniques for reliable flood susceptibility assessment, providing a replicable framework for other flood-prone regions.
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