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  1. The role of predisposing factors in determining the rainfall intensity necessary to cause flash floods in Portugal
  2. Flood Hazard and Risk in Urban Areas
  3. Integrating GALDIT and GIS for Assessing Sea Water Intrusion Susceptibility in the Akermoud Coastal Water Table, Morocco
  4. Understanding flood risk in urban environments: spatial analysis of building vulnerability and hazard areas in the Lisbon metropolitan area
  5. Modelling the rainfall threshold for shallow landslides considering the landslide predisposing factors in Portugal
  6. Sustainable land use: Policy implications of systematic land regularization in Mozambique
  7. Seasonal rockfall risk analysis in a touristic island: Application to the Tramuntana Range (Mallorca, Spain)
  8. Flood Susceptibility Assessment through Statistical Models and HEC-RAS Analysis for Sustainable Management in Essaouira Province, Morocco
  9. Combining the Weights of Evidence model, the Strahler/Shreve hydrographic model, and the HEC-RAS analysis for the assessment of flood susceptibility in Essaouira Province, Morocco
  10. Sea level rise hazard in exposed coastal urban areas of Portugal mainland
  11. The Role of Conditioning Factors in Determining Rainfall Intensity Necessary for Triggering Shallow Landslides in Portugal
  12. On the Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Urban Areas Using Census Data: The Lisbon Metropolitan Area as a Pilot Study Area
  13. Flood vulnerability and risk assessment of historic urban areas: Vulnerability evaluation, derivation of depth‐damage curves and cost–benefit analysis of flood adaptation measures applied to the historic city centre of Tomar, Portugal
  14. Assessment of the Socio-Economic Impacts of Extreme Weather Events on the Coast of Southwest Europe during the Period 2009–2020
  15. The complexity of the coastal zone: Definition of typologies in Portugal as a contribution to coastal disaster risk reduction and management
  16. An Introduction to Multi-hazard Risk Interactions Towards Resilient and Sustainable Cities
  17. Multi-hazard Susceptibility Assessment for Land Use Planning in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area
  18. Multi-scale Characterization of Flood Risk Components: A Case Study at the Municipal Level
  19. Social Vulnerability in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area
  20. A Novel Approach to Measuring Spatiotemporal Changes in Social Vulnerability at the Local Level in Portugal
  21. Wildfire Risk Levels at the Local Scale: Assessing the Relative Influence of Hazard, Exposure, and Social Vulnerability
  22. The role of susceptibility, exposure and vulnerability as drivers of flood disaster risk at the parish level
  23. Enhancing a Coastal Territorial Vulnerability Index: Anticipating the Impacts of Coastal Flooding with a Local Scale Approach
  24. Geomorphology and lithology as factors influencing hydrological dynamics. Comparative analysis of karst vs. non-karst watersheds in the central-western region of Portugal
  25. Landslides in a changing climate: assessment of hazard and exposure in the Arrábida (Portugal)
  26. On the physical vulnerability of buildings exposed to landslide hazard: application to the Lisbon Metropolitan Area
  27. Physical vulnerability of buildings exposed to different flood hazards in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area
  28. Spatial and temporal changes in urban fabric exposure to Sea Level Rise, from 1995 to 2018, in mainland Portugal
  29. The role of susceptibility, exposure and vulnerability as drivers of flood disaster risk at the parish level
  30. Exposure and physical vulnerability indicators to assess seismic risk in urban areas: a step towards a multi-hazard risk analysis
  31. Exploring spatial relationships between stream channel features, water depths and flow velocities during flash floods using HEC-GeoRAS and Geographic Information Systems
  32. Flash flood spatial analysis using hydraulic modelling and Geographic Information Systems
  33. Impactos das grandes cheias do rio Mondego na região de Coimbra - uma resenha histórica
  34. On the Multi-hazard Risk Assessment of Urban Areas: Identification and Analysis of Exposure and Physical Vulnerability Indicators
  35. A coastal flooding database from 1980 to 2018 for the continental Portuguese coastal zone
  36. Avaliação de Risco de Incêndio Rural à escala local na região Centro de Portugal
  37. Multi-Hazard WebGIS Platform for Coastal Regions
  38. Physical vulnerability assessment to flash floods using an indicator‐based methodology based on building properties and flow parameters
  39. A landslide risk index for municipal land use planning in Portugal
  40. An Integrated Approach for Assessing Flood Risk in Historic City Centres
  41. A comprehensive approach to understanding flood risk drivers at the municipal level
  42. Defining evacuation travel times and safety areas in a debris flow hazard scenario
  43. Assessment of buildings exposure and potential losses to landslides based on census data
  44. Evaluation of flood risk drivers as a tool to define municipal risk profiles
  45. Evaluation of landslide risk drivers to define risk management strategies at the municipal level
  46. Identifying buildings at risk and pedestrian travel times to safety areas in a debris flow worst-case scenario
  47. A Century and Half of Hydrogeomorphological Disasters in Mainland Portugal
  48. Social vulnerability and local level assessments: a new approach for planning
  49. ANÁLISE DE MANIFESTAÇÕES PATOLÓGICAS PRESENTES EM EDIFICAÇÃO HISTÓRICA – ESTUDO DE CASO: CASA DA LIRA
  50. Guest editorial
  51. A flood susceptibility model at the national scale based on multicriteria analysis
  52. Long-term land-use changes in small/medium-sized cities. Enhancing the general trends and local characteristics
  53. DELIMITAÇÃO DE ÁREAS INUNDÁVEIS NO CENTRO URBANO DE AMARANTE, NORTE DE PORTUGAL, UTILIZANDO O SOFTWARE IBER
  54. Decennial comparison of changes in social vulnerability: A municipal analysis in support of risk management
  55. Peri-Urbanization and Rurbanization in Leiria City: the Importance of a Planning Framework
  56. A new approach for social vulnerability in mainland Portugal area for risk mitigation
  57. Estuarine flooding in urban areas: enhancing vulnerability assessment
  58. The contribution of historical information to flood risk management in the Tagus estuary
  59. Intermunicipal risk management: Addressing territorial and local expectations
  60. Assessment of stream flood susceptibility: a cross-analysis between model results and flood losses
  61. Design with floods: from defence against a ‘Natural’ threat to adaptation to a human-natural process
  62. A local-scale approach to estuarine flood risk management
  63. Mortality Patterns of Hydro-Geomorphologic Disasters
  64. Flooding hazard in the Tagus estuarine area: The challenge of scale in vulnerability assessments
  65. Basin Flood Risk Management: A Territorial Data-Driven Approach to Support Decision-Making
  66. Risk analysis for local management from hydro-geomorphologic disaster databases
  67. DISASTER: a GIS database on hydro-geomorphologic disasters in Portugal
  68. Re-scaling risk governance using local appraisal and community involvement
  69. Hydraulic modelling of the flood prone area in a basin with a historical report of urban inundation
  70. Comparing historical-hydrogeomorphological reconstitution and hydrological-hydraulic modelling in the estimation of flood-prone areas – a case study in Central Portugal