Titlebook: Climate Change and Water Security; Select Proceedings o Sreevalsa Kolathayar,Arpita Mondal,Siau Chen Chian Conference proceedings 2022 The

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Flood-Proof House: An Alternative Approach to Conventional Housing Typologyral design is done for both afloat and aground conditions, with consideration of stability for the former and seismic resistance for the latter. The house is founded on a steel hollow base as a hull when afloat. The upper part of the house is made of bamboo, wood, and glass. Ansys 19.1. is used to analyze the fluid-solid interaction.

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Flood Risk Assessment at the Douro River Estuaryed with CC conditions, and extreme flood discharges (EFD), resulting from the 50, 100, and 1000 years return period estimation. Results showed that for the same flood river discharge, a water level variation from 13 to 40 cm is expected at the estuarine mouth, depending on the CC scenario. However,

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Flood Modelling for an Urban Indian Catchment: Challenges and Way Forwardntensive and requires good resolution meteorological, hydraulic, and topographical data sets. Therefore, the unavailability of long-term and reliable data sets in developing and underdeveloping countries cause a major hindrance for modelling in such catchments. The current study also adapts alternat

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Physics Informed Neural Network for Spatial-Temporal Flood Forecastingal simulations of the Saint Venant Equations for training and evaluation of the PINN model. The results demonstrate that the PINN model performs better than the ANN Models and is suitable for water depth forecasting.

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Feature Selection for Rainfall Prediction and Drought Assessment Using Bayesian Network Technique against the prediction feature from the BN model. An evaluation of the hybrid (BN-ANN) model performance, in terms of suitable statistical measures, indicates good accuracy, affirming that BN is a promising tool for feature selection in multivariate hydrologic systems. Also, the predicted monthly r

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Open-Access Precipitation Networks and Machine Learning Algorithms as Tools for Flood Severity Preditiple triggers to predict the exceedance of critical water levels. As a result, severe floods can be recognized earlier and with higher reliability, providing more response time for local authorities. Although the limited data availability increases the risk of overfitting and lower performance for

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