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  1. Kerala flood case study

    Kerala flood case study Kerala. Kerala is a state on the southwestern Malabar Coast of India. The state has the 13th largest population in India. Kerala, which lies in the tropical region, is mainly subject to the humid tropical wet climate experienced by most of Earth's rainforests.

  2. FEMA Case Study Library

    Browse case study reports and best practice articles from across FEMA's areas of expertise. You can search by title or keywords, select additional content filters, or jump to a collection. Collections. COVID-19 Best Practice Case Studies; Interagency Recovery Coordination Case Studies; Mitigation Best Practices; Preparedness Grants Case Studies

  3. 2020 CASE STUDY 2

    The Missouri River and North Central Flood were the result of a powerful storm that occurred near the end of the wettest 12-month period on record in the U.S. (May 2018 - May 2019). CS_55, CS_56 The storm struck numerous states, specifically Nebraska (see Figure 1), Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.

  4. Houston's flood problems offer lessons for cities trying to adapt to a

    Flooding events like the Houston area experienced provide case studies that can help cities everywhere manage the increasing risk. Pavement can leave floodwater with nowhere to go. Chengyue Lao ...

  5. Community Flood Risk Reduction

    Following a major flood in 1971, the community relocated the school, the health clinic, more than 150 residences, and city offices to a location 1.5 miles farther from the river, called New Town. The original town site, known as Old Town, remained partially occupied and at extreme risk from high velocity water and ballistic ice due to its ...

  6. Lessons from case studies of flood resilience: Institutions and built

    This paper examines flood resilience institutions, strategies, and outcomes in selected cities - New York (U.S.), Tokyo (Japan), and Rotterdam (Netherlands), and their impacts on the transportation expressway system. Transportation systems play a key role in the event of a disaster. Hence adequate transportation system resilience to floods is ...

  7. Case Studies

    These case studies were essential in formulating the Integrated Flood Management concepts, as they helped to: Identify the extent to which integrated flood management has been carried out; Understand shortcoming in flood management practices worldwide; Extract lessons learned and good practices in flood management; Catalogue the policy changes ...

  8. Kerala Flood 2021

    Oct 19, 2021. --. Manimalayar witnesses biggest flood in 64 years. Being a coastal state of India and much of the land being part of the fragile Western Ghats, Kerala is very sensitive to climate ...

  9. Floods in Assam: The Case for Rethinking Adaptation

    As of 3 July, flood has affected 1,835,551 people in 26 out of the state's 35 districts and it submerged 471.98 square kilometers (47,198.87 hectares) of cropland. [1] About 200 people have died so far. Earlier on 22 June the floods had affected 5,457,601 people in 32 districts and submerged 990.26 square kilometers (99,026 hectares) of ...

  10. Case Study Library

    Case Study Library. FEMA develops Interagency Recovery Coordination (Recovery) Case Studies to share stories of recovery solutions and best practices. Please directly consult the provider of a potential resource for current program information and to verify the applicability and requirements of a particular program.

  11. EGUsphere

    Accurate early warning systems are crucial for reducing damages caused by flooding events. In this study, we demonstrate the potential of Long Short-Term Memory Networks for enhancing the forecast accuracy of hydrologic models employed in operational flood forecasting.

  12. Flooding Case studies

    The effects of the flood. · Over 1300 homes were flooded and contaminated with sewage. · A number of people had to be evacuated, including 50 by helicopter, when the flooding cut off Cockermouth town centre. · Many businesses were flooded causing long-term difficulties for the local economy. · People were told that they were unlikely to be ...

  13. Flooding 3: Response to floods: Oxford Case Study

    Flood risk and flood management: Introduction. Flooding 1: Causes of river floods. Flooding 2: Investigating the effects of river floods. Flooding 4: Managing the upper drainage basin. Flooding 5: Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) Flooding 6: Managing river floods - exploring the role of the Environment Agency.

  14. 'A low and watery place': A case study of flood history and sustainable

    This case study illustrates how specific flood events served as catalysts for two local groups' bottom-up involvement in flood risk management in the village. Both the Parish Flood Team and the Community Flood Group were set up as a response to flood events that were considered 'meaningful' by the local community. What this case study also ...

  15. Flood Resilient Shelter Case Studies and Reports

    This Collection contains reports and case studies relative to contexts of flood disaster response. The main topics are centered around how those who have been affected by floods can follow certain guidelines from various countries. The collection contains resources from multiple continents which is a way of enchaining mutually beneficial knowledge.

  16. Household disaster awareness and preparedness: A case study of flood

    The study found that households' awareness of flood disaster risks was very high in both flood-prone and non-flood-prone ecological zones of Asamankese. Also, notable from the study was that whereas level of awareness was high among residents, preparedness levels were generally low, especially in terms of financial preparedness.

  17. Case Studies

    A new National Research Council report, Risk Analysis and Uncertainty in Flood Damage Reduction Studies, reviews the Corps of Engineers' risk-based techniques in its flood damage reduction studies and makes recommendations for improving these techniques. Areas in which the Corps has made good progress are noted, and several steps that could ...

  18. The 2015 Chennai Flood: A Case for Developing City Resilience

    The lessons from this case study and others like it can help urban centers elsewhere in Asia to plan for similar eventualities. Challenges Faced During and Following the Event. Flooding often handicaps the affected community by adversely affecting its educational system, food availability, mobility and access to energy on a daily basis.

  19. Flooding case study

    Flooding case study - Cumbria, 2021. Cumbria is in North West England. It is the third largest English county by area and is largely rural. Severe flooding took place in 2009 and 2015. The 2015 ...

  20. Comparison of Urban Flood Susceptibility Maps of MIKE+ and AHP with GIS

    Flood susceptibility mapping is an essential tool for the assessment of performance of urban storm drainage network. In this study, MIKE+ model is used for identification of flood susceptible zones for the existing storm drainage network which are compared with analytical hierarchy process (AHP) mapping using GIS techniques.

  21. Floods and cause-specific mortality in the UK: a nested case-control study

    Floods are the most frequent weather-related disaster, causing significant health impacts worldwide. Limited studies have examined the long-term consequences of flooding exposure. Flood data were retrieved from the Dartmouth Flood Observatory and linked with health data from 499,487 UK Biobank participants. To calculate the annual cumulative flooding exposure, we multiplied the duration and ...

  22. Florida Coastal Flood Risk Management Case Study

    Floodplain Management. Development in floodplain areas in Florida is managed at the local level using the standards of the National Flood Insurance Program.Community responsibilities in Florida involve recognition of flood hazards during community planning, adoption and enforcement of flood maps and flood damage prevention ordinances, and establishment of elevation standards for new and ...

  23. MetLink

    The devastation floods can cause. About 10,000 people died in a single flood in the Netherlands in 1421. Water from the North Sea flooded inland and swept through 72 villages, leaving a trail of destruction. Further severe floods struck the region in 1570, 1825, 1894, 1916 and 1953. All of them occurred despite the area having extensive flood ...

  24. 15 Real-Life Case Study Examples & Best Practices

    Case studies are more than just success stories.They are powerful tools that demonstrate the practical value of your product or service. Case studies help attract attention to your products, b. We've put together 15 real-life case study examples to inspire you. These examples cover a variety of industries and formats, plus templates to ...

  25. Remote Sensing

    Limited availability of hydrometeorological data and lack of data sharing practices have added to the challenge of hydrological modelling of large and transboundary catchments. This research evaluates the suitability of latest near real-time global precipitation measurement (GPM)-era satellite precipitation products (SPPs), IMERG-Early, IMERG-Late and GSMaP-NRT, for hydrological and ...

  26. Summer of 2023 was hottest in 2,000 years, study finds

    In fact, the study's publication comes days after a survey of 380 leading scientists from the IPCC revealed deep concerns about the world's ability to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees.

  27. Region 1 Flood Risk Public Open House Meeting

    Do You Know Your Flood Risk? Join FEMA, state, and local officials for an opportunity to view the updated flood maps for the Plymouth County Charles River Watershed Floodplain Mapping Study. Date: 2024-05-21T20:00:00 2024-05-21T23:00:00 May 21, 2024 May 21, 2024

  28. The Somerset Levels Flood Case Study

    The Somerset Levels Flood Case Study. The Somerset Levels are a coastal plain and wetland area in Somerset, England. Thousands of years ago, the area was covered by the sea, but today it's a landscape of rivers and wetlands - artificially drained, irrigated and modified to allow productive farming.. It is claimed that the Somerset Levels are one of the lowest areas in the UK.