Volume 50, Issue 3

September 2009

MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF DANGEROUS PHENOMENA FOR HAZARD MAPPING. Guest Editors: Giulio G.R. Iovine and Michael F. Sheridan

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13 articles in this issue

Special Issue 2007 in Natural Hazards on “Modelling and simulation of dangerous phenomena, and innovative techniques for hazard mapping and mitigation”
Giulio G. R. Iovine
Michael F. Sheridan
EditorialNotes 04 July 2009 Pages: 409 - 411
Numerical simulation of typhoon surges along the coast of Taiwan
Hsien-Wen Li
Cheng-Han Tsai
Yao-Tsai Lo
Original Paper 18 November 2008 Pages: 413 - 431
Modelling flash flood propagation in urban areas using a two-dimensional numerical model
Kamal El Kadi Abderrezzak
André Paquier
Emmanuel Mignot
Original Paper 22 October 2008 Pages: 433 - 460
Real-time flood forecasting of the Tiber river in Rome
Benedetto Calvo
Fabrizio Savi
Original Paper 22 November 2008 Pages: 461 - 477
Probability-weighted hazard maps for comparing different flood risk management strategies: a case study
Giuliano Di Baldassarre
Attilio Castellarin
Armando Brath
Original Paper 24 February 2009 Pages: 479 - 496
Data-driven topo-climatic mapping with machine learning methods
A. Pozdnoukhov
L. Foresti
M. Kanevski
Original Paper 16 January 2009 Pages: 497 - 518
On-chip earthquake simulation model using potentials
I. G. Georgoudas
G. Ch. Sirakoulis
I. Th. Andreadis
Original Paper 30 July 2008 Pages: 519 - 537
Lava flow simulations using discharge rates from thermal infrared satellite imagery during the 2006 Etna eruption
Annamaria Vicari
Alessia Ciraudo
Luigi Fortuna
Original Paper 30 October 2008 Pages: 539 - 550
Logistic regression versus artificial neural networks: landslide susceptibility evaluation in a sample area of the Serchio River valley, Italy
F. Falaschi
F. Giacomelli
A. Ribolini
Original Paper 25 February 2009 Pages: 551 - 569
Building models for automatic landslide-susceptibility analysis, mapping and validation in ArcGIS
J. D. Jiménez-Perálvarez
C. Irigaray
J. Chacón
Original Paper 04 November 2008 Pages: 571 - 590
Soil slip susceptibility assessment using mechanical–hydrological approach and GIS techniques: an application in the Apuan Alps (Italy)
Giacomo D’Amato Avanzi
Francesco Falaschi
Alberto Puccinelli
Original Paper 24 February 2009 Pages: 591 - 603
Some observations on the prediction of the dynamic parameters of debris flows in pyroclastic deposits in the Campania region of Italy
Anna Scotto di Santolo
Aldo Evangelista
Original Paper 24 December 2008 Pages: 605 - 622
Numerical simulations of flow motion and deposition characteristics of granular debris flows
Der-Guey Lin
Sen-Yen Hsu
Kuang-Tsung Chang
Original Paper 21 March 2009 Pages: 623 - 650

Volume 50, Issue 3

Special Issue 2007 in Natural Hazards on “Modelling and simulation of dangerous phenomena, and innovative techniques for hazard mapping and mitigation”

Numerical simulation of typhoon surges along the coast of Taiwan

Modelling flash flood propagation in urban areas using a two-dimensional numerical model

Real-time flood forecasting of the Tiber river in Rome

Probability-weighted hazard maps for comparing different flood risk management strategies: a case study

Data-driven topo-climatic mapping with machine learning methods

On-chip earthquake simulation model using potentials

Lava flow simulations using discharge rates from thermal infrared satellite imagery during the 2006 Etna eruption

Logistic regression versus artificial neural networks: landslide susceptibility evaluation in a sample area of the Serchio River valley, Italy

Building models for automatic landslide-susceptibility analysis, mapping and validation in ArcGIS

Soil slip susceptibility assessment using mechanical–hydrological approach and GIS techniques: an application in the Apuan Alps (Italy)

Some observations on the prediction of the dynamic parameters of debris flows in pyroclastic deposits in the Campania region of Italy

Numerical simulations of flow motion and deposition characteristics of granular debris flows

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