Urban Flood Resilience in an Uncertain Future

Lead Research Organisation: Nottingham Trent University
Department Name: Sch of Archit Design and Built Env

Abstract

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Publications

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Ahilan S (2016) The influence of floodplain restoration on flow and sediment dynamics in an urban river in Journal of Flood Risk Management

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Beevers L (2022) Identifying hotspots of hydro-hazards under global change: A worldwide review in Frontiers in Water

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Chan F (2022) Comparison of sustainable flood risk management by four countries - the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, the United States, and Japan - and the implications for Asian coastal megacities in Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences

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Chan F (2021) Comparative analysis and implications of sustainable Flood Risk Management in four front-end countries: The United Kingdom, the Netherlands, the United States, & Japan

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Dawson DA (2020) A spatial framework to explore needs and opportunities for interoperable urban flood management. in Philosophical transactions. Series A, Mathematical, physical, and engineering sciences

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Guan M (2023) Bottom-up multilevel flood hazard mapping by integrated inundation modelling in data scarce cities in Journal of Hydrology

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O'Donnell E (2020) The blue-green path to urban flood resilience in Blue-Green Systems

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Simonovic SP (2021) Floods and the COVID-19 pandemic-A new double hazard problem. in WIREs. Water

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Singh A (2023) Drainage representation in flood models: Application and analysis of capacity assessment framework in Journal of Hydrology

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Singh A (2021) A review of modelling methodologies for flood source area (FSA) identification in Natural Hazards

 
Description The findings of this work have been used in a live project with Enfield Borough Council.
Exploitation Route The outcomes are in constant use in the PI's commercial and academic work.
Sectors Environment
 
Description The research in this project is now being used as part of the PI's new employment with an SME in Flood Risk Management, Edenvale Young Associates and in work at the University of Birmingham. The research is being implemented in projects with a range of clients in the UK, both statutory and commercial.
Sector Environment
Impact Types Societal

Economic