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Volume 27 - Issue 6

Geospatial modeling of drought using remote sensing and GIS technique a :(case study of Babylon and surrounding area, Iraq).

by M.Kadhum Zahraa AL-Hameedawi Amjed. Hamoodi Mustafa

Hydrology and Water Resources Management

Among all other natural resources, droughts are progressively affecting our communities because to their gradual and sustained evolution over several years. Droughts impact agriculture and result in catastrophic consequences. The present research sought to model the spatial variability and...

AHP QGIS plugin +2 more

Volume 27 - Issue 5

Design of a Dense Flood-Region Prediction Network for Analyzing the Flood Over Urban Region

by Ramamurthy Madhumitha Rabin Sherubha SP Sasirekha Thavasimuthu Rajendran

Hydrology and Water Resources Management

Hydrological monitoring in urban regions is crucial to analyze hydrology and manage floods. Nevertheless, monitoring flood overflow in urban areas including the degree of flood overflow is frequently insufficient. Hydrological models' ability to provide early flood warnings is limited by this...

flood Image Recognition +3 more

Weather Forecasting model using Attentive Residual Gated Recurrent Unit for urban flood Prediction

by BalajiK Vivek .R Sugumar .R Mahendran .P Subramanian

Hydrology and Water Resources Management

Flood forecasting is significant for hydrology and disaster management due to the complex and nonlinear nature of flood-related data. There are several conventional forecasting methods often failed to effectively capture both spatial and temporal dependencies that leads to inaccurate predictions. In...

Flood Forecasting Attention mechanism +3 more

Multi-Objective Evaluation of Bioretention Systems Based on Principal Component Analysis-Projection Pursuit Model

by Liu Zhen Fu Yiwei Qiang Weibo Ji Fangfang Cheng Qiming Liao Jingsong Wu Sifei Zhao Bing Hu Sixu Chen Yao

Hydrology and Water Resources Management

Hydraulic infiltration and decontamination performance of bioretention systems are influenced by plant species and planting layers. However, traditional evaluation methods are limited by their high subjectivity and inability to capture complex relationships among multidimensional data accurately...