Department of Energy and Power Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544, USA
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Innovations in Hydrological Modeling for Predicting Flood Risk
Author(s): Megan Faramarzi*
Flood risk prediction is a critical aspect of managing water resources and ensuring public safety. Advances in hydrological modeling have
significantly enhanced our ability to predict and mitigate flood risk. This article reviews recent innovations in hydrological modeling techniques,
including the integration of remote sensing data, machine learning algorithms and real-time monitoring systems. It examines how these
innovations improve the accuracy of flood predictions, facilitates better flood risk management and explores future directions in hydrological
modeling research... Read More»
DOI:
10.37421/2157-7587.2024.15.521
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