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Current and future flood risk in the Danube region using an open loss modelling framework

Schröter, Kai; Steinhausen, Max; Wortmann, Michel; Lüdtke, Stefan; Hayes, Ben; Drews, Martin; Hattermann, Fred; Kreibich, Heidi (2021)

Climate informee planning of adaptation actions requires consistent and reliable information about future risks as well as appropropriate tools and services to support comprehensive flood risk assessment and management. ...

Assessing direct flood damages using open data in diverse urban environments

Paprotny, Dominik; Schröter, Kai; Bagli, Stefano; Castellarin, Attilio; Essenfelder, Arthur H.; Mazzoli, Paolo; Mediero, Luis; Morales-Nápoles, Oswaldo; Mysiak, Jaroslav; Kreibich, Heidi (2021)

Local flood risk assessments require integration of many detailed data sources from the public and private sector. In the framework of the EIT Climate-KIC Demonstrator project “SaferPLACES”, we explore how openly available ...

A comparative analysis of flood damage models: lessons learnt and future challenges

Arrighi, Chiara; Ballio, Francesco; Carisi, Francesca; Castelli, Fabio; Domeneghetti, Alessio; Gallazzi, Alice; Galliani, Marta; Grelot, Frédéric; Kellermann, Patric; Kreibich, Heidi; Molinari, Daniela; Mohor, Guilherme S.; Mosimann, Markus; Natho, Stephanie; Richert, Claire; Schröter, Kai; Scorzini, Anna Rita; Thieken, Annegret H; Zischg, Andreas Paul (2021)

Flood damage assessment is crucial to address the challenges of climate and socio-economic changes. Researchers and practitioners have developed several damage models to tackle local and regional situations. Particularly ...

Data integration for rapid flood mapping and impact assessment

Schröter, Kai; Lüdtke, Stefan; Eggert, Daniel; Kreibich, Heidi; Merz, Bruno (2021)

Efficient flood disaster response and recovery need rapid flood mapping and impact assessments. Increasing amounts of data are available in near real-time from a growing diversity of sensors and data sources. Therefore we ...