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Coastal regions are the areas most threatened by natural hazards, with floods being the most frequent and significant threat in terms of their induced impacts, and therefore, any management scheme requires their evaluation. In coastal areas, flooding is a hazard associated with various processes acting at different scales: coastal storms, flash floods, and sea level rise (SLR). In order to address...
The identification of “critical drainage areas” to quantify “hotspot” flood and pollution risks associated with extreme event urban surface runoff is central to Stormwater Management Plans and Water Framework Directive catchment planning. An innovative geographic information system‐based 1D–2D modeling analysis coupled with a drainage assessment tool is described which addresses this methodological...
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