Titlebook: Coping With Flash Floods; Eve Gruntfest,John Handmer Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2001 Meteorology.Rain.Scale.Torna

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Jo Little,Linda Peake,Pat Richardsoncatastrophic floods. However, anthropogenic factors, such as human occupation of floodways, extensive urbanization, and structural measures to mitigate floods (flood levees and walls, cutting of the river meanders, river training) have modified the natural characteristics of extreme floods [14,18].

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Epilogue: Experience and Artifice cycle. Vulnerability is directly linked with human activity that could be destroyed or disturbed by the hazard. Without hazard or vulnerability, there is no risk or damage. Flash floods are unique hazards with heavy rainfall, intensive runoff development including mudflows, soil erosion, and landsl

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War and Music in the Sixteenth Centuryrelocation of structures out of the flood hazard area. Few argue that flash flood mitigation is unnecessary, and the need for some mix of measures is generally accepted as preferable to reliance on one or another measure. However, mitigation strategies vary in terms of cost (both in real dollars and