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Natural Hazards: Journal of the International Society for the Prevention and Mitigation of Natural Hazards1997 - 2025
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 Volume 77, issue 3, 2015
 
  Exceptional floods on a developed river: case study for the Bistrita River from the Eastern Carpathians (Romania)   pp. 1421-1451 Gianina Cojoc, Gheorghe Romanescu and Alina TirnovanA combination of meteorological and satellite-based drought indices in a better drought assessment and forecasting in Northeast Thailand   pp. 1453-1474 Watinee Thavorntam, Netnapid Tantemsapya and Leisa ArmstrongGround movement resulting from underground backfill mining in a nickel mine (Gansu Province, China)   pp. 1475-1490 Fengshan Ma, Haijun Zhao, Renmao Yuan and Jie GuoEvolution and coping research for flood disaster social stability risk based on the complex network   pp. 1491-1500 Xuan-hua Xu, Chun-hong Wang, Chen-guang Cai and Min XueEstimation of the Risk Management Index (RMI) using statistical analysis   pp. 1501-1514 David Novelo-Casanova and Gerardo SuárezSeparation of source, site and near-surface attenuation effects in western Turkey   pp. 1515-1532 Tevfik Kurtulmuş and Nihal AkyolImpacts of climate change on future flood damage on the river Meuse, with a distributed uncertainty analysis   pp. 1533-1549 S. Detrembleur, F. Stilmant, B. Dewals, S. Erpicum, P. Archambeau and M. PirottonExplaining the pre-disaster integration of Community Emergency Response Teams (CERTs)   pp. 1551-1571 John Carr and Jessica JensenApplication of landslide hazard scenarios at annual scale in the Niraj River basin (Transylvania Depression, Romania)   pp. 1573-1592 Roşca Sanda, Bilaşco Ştefan, Petrea Dănuţ, Fodorean Ioan, Vescan Iuliu and Filip SorinErratum to: Application of landslide hazard scenarios at annual scale in the Niraj River basin (Transylvania Depression, Romania)   pp. 1593-1593 Roşca Sanda, Bilaşco Ştefan, Petrea Dănuţ, Fodorean Ioan, Vescan Iuliu and Filip SorinRegional map of earthquake-induced liquefaction hazard using the lateral spreading displacement index D LL   pp. 1595-1618 Miguel Jaimes, Mauro Niño and Eduardo ReinosoFraming the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull volcanic eruption from a farming-disaster perspective   pp. 1619-1653 Sólveig Thorvaldsdóttir and Ragnar SigbjörnssonAnalysis of hydrological drought frequency for the Xijiang River Basin in South China using observed streamflow data   pp. 1655-1677 Zhiyong Wu, Qingxia Lin, Guihua Lu, Hai He and John QuThe use of a micro-scale index to identify potential death risk areas due to coastal flood surges: lessons from Storm Xynthia on the French Atlantic coast   pp. 1679-1710 Axel Creach, Sophie Pardo, Patrice Guillotreau and Denis MercierClimatologically based warning system against meteorological hazards and weather extremes: the example for Poland   pp. 1711-1729 Z. Ustrnul, A. Wypych, E. Henek, M. Maciejewski and B. BochenekRegional heavy rain locations associated with anomalous convergence lines in eastern China   pp. 1731-1750 Xiaolong Shan, Ning Jiang and Weihong QianSpatial similarity in the distribution of invasive alien plants and animals in China   pp. 1751-1764 Xubin Pan, Jingqiu Zhang, Han Xu, Xianglin Zhang, Wei Zhang, Huahai Song and Shuifang ZhuSpatial–temporal evolution patterns of land subsidence with different situation of space utilization   pp. 1765-1783 Beibei Chen, Huili Gong, Xiaojuan Li, Kunchao Lei, Mingliang Gao, Chaofan Zhou and Yinghai KePine wilt in response to meteorological hazardous events during the climate change in China and Japan   pp. 1785-1798 Fei Wang and Jiquan ZhangResearch on Chinese public finance in response to domestic natural disasters   pp. 1799-1810 Yong-ling Zhang, Yan-nan Ma, An Chen and Yu-han LinLocal scour induced by upstream riverbed level lowering   pp. 1811-1827 Jinzhao Li and Meilan QiQuantifying uncertainty and variable sensitivity within the US billion-dollar weather and climate disaster cost estimates   pp. 1829-1851 Adam Smith and Jessica MatthewsIncrease in flood and drought disasters during 1500–2000 in Southwest China   pp. 1853-1861 Yuhe Ji, Guangsheng Zhou, Shudong Wang and Lixia WangHydraulic modeling of the 2011 New Madrid Floodway activation: a case study on floodway activation controls   pp. 1863-1887 Adam Luke, Brad Kaplan, Jeff Neal, Jeremiah Lant, Brett Sanders, Paul Bates and Doug AlsdorfChina’s future investments in environmental protection and control of manufacturing industry: lessons from developed countries   pp. 1889-1901 You Wu, Jichuan Sheng and Fang HuangArsenic and fluorine in groundwater in western Jilin Province, China: occurrence and health risk assessment   pp. 1903-1914 B. Jianmin, W. Yu and Z. JuanWhat constrained disaster management capacity in the township level of China? Case studies of Wenchuan and Lushan earthquakes   pp. 1915-1938 Qiang Zhang, Qibin Lu, Yameng Hu and Jocelyn LauA methodology to derive precise landslide displacement time series from continuous GPS observations in tectonically active and cold regions: a case study in Alaska   pp. 1939-1961 Guoquan Wang, Yan Bao, Yanet Cuddus, Xueyi Jia, John Serna and Qi JingPublic attitudes towards flooding and property-level flood protection measures   pp. 1963-1978 Seth Owusu, Grant Wright and Scott ArthurEffects of climatic events on the Chinese stock market: applying event analysis   pp. 1979-1992 Cao Guangxi, Wei Xu and Yu GuoHow does pipeline construction affect land desertification? A case study in northwest China   pp. 1993-2004 Peng Shi, Yong Huang, Chen Chen, Yafeng Wang, Jun Xiao and Liding ChenMaximum-recorded overland run-ups of major nearfield paleotsunamis during the past 3000 years along the Cascadia margin, USA, and Canada   pp. 2005-2026 Curt Peterson, Gary Carver, John Clague and Kenneth CruikshankSpace–time evolution of historical drought hazards in eastern China   pp. 2027-2047 Shixin Wang, Wenjun Li, Yi Zhou, Fuli Yan, Futao Wang and Wenliang LiuVulnerability and adaptive capacity of community food systems in the Peruvian Amazon: a case study from Panaillo   pp. 2049-2079 Mya Sherman, James Ford, Alejandro Llanos-Cuentas, María Valdivia and Alejandra BussalleuTropical cyclones in the Mozambique Channel: January–March 2012   pp. 2081-2095 Hector Chikoore, Jan Vermeulen and Mark JuryResearch on multi-objective joint optimal flood control model for cascade reservoirs in river basin system   pp. 2097-2115 Qingqing Li and Shuo OuyangThe spatial variability of ice-jam bank morphologies along the Mistassini River (Quebec, Canada): an indicator of the ice-jam regime?   pp. 2117-2138 Stephanie Morin, Etienne Boucher and Thomas Buffin-BelangerAssessing the influence of watershed characteristics on the flood vulnerability of Jhelum Basin in Kashmir Himalaya by Gowhar et al., 2015   pp. 2139-2143 A. ShahErratum to: Forest–water dynamics within a mountainous catchment in Austria   pp. 2145-2145 Elisabeth Pötzelsberger and Hubert Hasenauer Volume 77, issue 2, 2015
 
  Fuzzy—probabilistic seismic hazard assessment, case study: Tehran region, Iran   pp. 525-541 Elham Boostan, Nadia Tahernia and Ali ShafieeSnow hazard estimation and mapping for a province in northeast China   pp. 543-558 H. Mo, F. Fan and H. HongLandslide susceptibility of volcanic landforms in the Río El Estado watershed, Pico de Orizaba volcano, Mexico   pp. 559-574 Gabriel Legorreta Paulín, Marcus Bursik, José Zamorano Orózco and José Figueroa GarcíaProspect of application of extended range forecast in water resource management: a case study over the Mahanadi River basin   pp. 575-595 D. Pattanaik and Ashok DasReal-time numerical simulation of tropical cyclone Nilam with WRF: experiments with different initial conditions, 3D-Var and Ocean Mixed Layer Model   pp. 597-624 Greeshma Mohan, C. Srinivas, C. Naidu, R. Baskaran and B. VenkatramanForest–water dynamics within a mountainous catchment in Austria   pp. 625-644 Elisabeth Pötzelsberger and Hubert HasenauerEmpirical seismic vulnerability curve for mortality: case study of China   pp. 645-662 Shaohong Wu, Jing Jin and Tao PanMonitoring spatio-temporal pattern of drought stress using integrated drought index over Bundelkhand region, India   pp. 663-677 N. Patel and Kamana YadavExtreme rainfall and floods in southern Africa in January 2013 and associated circulation patterns   pp. 679-691 A. Manhique, C. Reason, B. Silinto, J. Zucula, I. Raiva, F. Congolo and A. MavumeLahar simulation at active volcanoes of the Southern Andes: implications for hazard assessment   pp. 693-716 Angelo Castruccio and Jorge ClaveroThe prediction model of earthquake casuailty based on robust wavelet v-SVM   pp. 717-732 Huang Xing, Zhou Zhonglin and Wang ShaoyuDrought assessment in the Dhar and Mewat Districts of India using meteorological, hydrological and remote-sensing derived indices   pp. 733-751 R. Sahoo, Dipanwita Dutta, Madhu Khanna, N. Kumar and S. BandyopadhyayThe rip current hazard in Costa Rica   pp. 753-768 Isabel Arozarena, Chris Houser, Alejandro Echeverria and Christian BrannstromGlacial lake outburst flood at Kedarnath, Indian Himalaya: a study using digital elevation models and satellite images   pp. 769-786 Sayantan Das, Nabendu Kar and Sunando BandyopadhyayGeophysical, socio-demographic characteristics and perception of flood vulnerability in Accra, Ghana   pp. 787-804 Samuel Codjoe and Samuel AfuduoDesign flood estimation in ungauged catchments using genetic algorithm-based artificial neural network (GAANN) technique for Australia   pp. 805-821 K. Aziz, Sohail Rai and A. RahmanReducting risk from urban heat island effects in cities   pp. 823-831 Sarah-Maude Guindon and N. NirupamaStudy on factors affecting energy-related per capita carbon dioxide emission by multi-sectoral of cities: a case study of Tianjin   pp. 833-846 Yanan Chen and Sheng LinSeismic intensity map and typical structural damage of 2010 Ms 7.1 Yushu earthquake in China   pp. 847-866 Maosheng Gong, Shibin Lin, Jingjiang Sun, Shanyou Li, Junwu Dai and Lili XieA diagnostic method for aircraft turbulence based on high-resolution numerical weather prediction products   pp. 867-881 Xiao-kang Shi, Jian-wen Liu, Yao-dong Li, Bing Huang and Yong-qiang TanRecent trends in vegetation dynamics in the South America and their relationship to rainfall   pp. 883-899 H. Barbosa, T. Lakshmi Kumar and L. SilvaAssimilation of Doppler weather radar data and their impacts on the simulation of squall events during pre-monsoon season   pp. 901-931 Mohan Das, Md. Chowdhury, Someshwar Das, Sujit Debsarma and Samarendra KarmakarModeling of strong motion generation areas of the Niigata, Japan, earthquake of 2007 using modified semi-empirical technique   pp. 933-957 Sandeep, A. Joshi, Kamal, Parveen Kumar, Ashvini Kumar and Piu DhibarDetecting areas affected by flood using multi-temporal ALOS PALSAR remotely sensed data in Karawang, West Java, Indonesia   pp. 959-985 Fajar Yulianto, Parwati Sofan, Any Zubaidah, Kusumaning Sukowati, Junita Pasaribu and Muhammad KhomarudinA stochastic recovery model of influenza pandemic effects on interdependent workforce systems   pp. 987-1011 Amine El Haimar and Joost SantosCoupled fire–atmosphere modeling of wildland fire spread using DEVS-FIRE and ARPS   pp. 1013-1035 Nathan Dahl, Haidong Xue, Xiaolin Hu and Ming XueGAMLSS-based nonstationary modeling of extreme precipitation in Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region of China   pp. 1037-1053 Dong-dong Zhang, Deng-hua Yan, Yi-Cheng Wang, Fan Lu and Shao-hua LiuRETRACTED ARTICLE: Potential of support vector regression for solar radiation prediction in Nigeria   pp. 1055-1068 Lanre Olatomiwa, Saad Mekhilef, Shahaboddin Shamshirband and Dalibor PetkovicPotential of support vector regression for solar radiation prediction in Nigeria   pp. 1055-1068 Lanre Olatomiwa, Saad Mekhilef, Shahaboddin Shamshirband and Dalibor PetkovicSalt dust storm in the Ebinur Lake region: its 50-year dynamic changes and response to climate changes and human activities   pp. 1069-1080 Dongwei Liu, Jilili Abuduwaili and Lixin WangImproving the forecast precision of river stage spatial and temporal distribution using drain pipeline knowledge coupled with BP artificial neural networks: a case study of Panlong River, Kunming, China   pp. 1081-1102 Zhiqiang Xie, Qingyun Du, Fu Ren, Xiaowei Zhang and Sam JamiesoneDevelopment and uncertainty quantification of hurricane surge response functions for hazard assessment in coastal bays   pp. 1103-1123 Nick Taylor, Jennifer Irish, Ikpoto Udoh, Matthew Bilskie and Scott HagenEconomic and environmental evaluation of coal production in China and policy implications   pp. 1125-1141 Li Li, Yalin Lei and Dongyang PanExtreme scour effects on the buckling of bridge piles considering the stress history of soft clay   pp. 1143-1159 Fayun Liang, Hao Zhang and Maosong HuangA real-time flood forecasting system with dual updating of the NWP rainfall and the river flow   pp. 1161-1182 Jia Liu, Jianhua Wang, Shibing Pan, Kewang Tang, Chuanzhe Li and Dawei HanVulnerability of an industrial corridor in Texas to storm surge   pp. 1183-1203 Daniel Burleson, Hanadi Rifai, Jennifer Proft, Clint Dawson and Philip BedientRainfall and river flow trends using Mann–Kendall and Sen’s slope estimator statistical tests in the Cobres River basin   pp. 1205-1221 Richarde Silva, Celso Santos, Madalena Moreira, João Corte-Real, Valeriano Silva and Isabella MedeirosA spatial risk analysis of tornado-induced human injuries and fatalities in the USA   pp. 1223-1242 Guoqiang Shen and Seong HwangA fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model for flood risk based on the combination weight of game theory   pp. 1243-1259 Chengguang Lai, Xiaohong Chen, Xiaoyu Chen, Zhaoli Wang, Xushu Wu and Shiwei ZhaoImpacts of the Wenchuan earthquake on tree mortality and biomass carbon stock   pp. 1261-1274 Shuai Qiu, Ming Xu, Yunpu Zheng, Renqiang Li, Michelle Wong, Liyun Zhang, Lixiang Liu, Changhong Lai and Wen ZhangNumerical simulation of 3D liquefaction disasters using an automatic time stepping method   pp. 1275-1287 Xiwen Zhang, Xiaowei Tang and Ryosuke UzuokaExploration of copula function use in crop meteorological drought risk analysis: a case study of winter wheat in Beijing, China   pp. 1289-1303 Ying Li, Wei Gu, Weijia Cui, Zhiyun Chang and Yingjun XuPredicting locations of post-fire debris-flow erosion in the San Gabriel Mountains of southern California   pp. 1305-1321 J. Gartner, P. Santi and S. CannonInvestigating the CO 2 emission differences among China’s transport sectors and their influencing factors   pp. 1323-1343 Zhao Liu, Ling Li and Yue-Jun ZhangAssessment of flood hazard during extreme sea levels in a tidally dominated lagoon   pp. 1345-1364 Carina Lopes and João DiasChanges in volcanic hazard exposure in the Northwest USA from 1940 to 2100   pp. 1365-1392 Stephen Strader, Walker Ashley and James WalkerIFRC: World Disasters Report 2014: focus on Culture and Risk   pp. 1393-1394 Cinna LomnitzThe potential of recurrent epidemics and pandemics in a highly mobile global society   pp. 1395-1403 Sabrina Daddar and N. NirupamaA serious flooding event in Nigeria in 2012 with specific focus on Benue State: a brief review   pp. 1405-1414 Susan Agada and N. NirupamaErratum to: Ice type extraction of rough ice in the eastern coast of Liaodong Bay with shore-based radar   pp. 1415-1415 Shuai Yuan, WenQi Shi, Xueqin Liu, Ning Xu and Weibin ChenErratum to: The effects of biological geotextiles on gully stabilization in São Luís, Brazil   pp. 1417-1417 A. Guerra, J. Bezerra, M. Fullen, J. Mendonҫa and M. JorgeErratum to: Earthquake-and-landslide events are associated with more fatalities than earthquakes alone   pp. 1419-1419 M. Budimir, P. Atkinson and H. Lewis Volume 77, issue 1, 2015
 
  Reconstruction of long-term earth-flow activity using a hydroclimatological model   pp. 1-15 Luigi Guerriero, Nazzareno Diodato, Francesco Fiorillo, Paola Revellino, Gerardo Grelle and Francesco GuadagnoIntroduction for the special issue: the role of fractals in seismology   pp. 1-4 V. Dimri and Kirti SrivastavaFractal study of seismicity in order to characterize the various tectonic blocks of North-east Himalaya, India   pp. 5-18 P. Roy, Suparna Chowdhury, Partha Sarkar and Saroj MondalEffect of igneous intrusions and normal faults on coalbed methane storage and migration in coal seams near the outcrop   pp. 17-38 Chuan-jie Zhu and Bai-quan LinMultifractality in seismic sequences of NW Himalaya   pp. 19-32 Ashutosh Chamoli and R. YadavSeismic source characteristics in Kachchh and Saurashtra regions of Western India: b-value and fractal dimension mapping of aftershock sequences   pp. 33-49 A. Singh, Indrajit Roy, Santosh Kumar and J. KayalA new simulation method on sliding snow load on sloped roofs   pp. 39-65 Xuanyi Zhou, Jialiang Li, Ming Gu and Lulu SunEvidence of self-organization in Sumatra earthquakes: recurrence time and its geodynamical implications   pp. 51-63 R. Tiwari and P. KrishnaveniIs tidal forcing critical to trigger large Sumatra earthquakes?   pp. 65-74 R. Tiwari and Ashutosh ChamoliMapping climate change-caused health risk for integrated city resilience modeling   pp. 67-88 Amin Owrangi, Robert Lannigan and Slobodan SimonovicEffects of errors and biases on the scaling of earthquake spatial pattern: application to the 2004 Sumatra–Andaman sequence   pp. 75-96 Simanchal Padhy, O. Mishra, N. Subhadra, V. Dimri, O. Singh and G. ChakraborttyStudy on China’s energy-related CO 2 emission at provincial level   pp. 89-100 Yan Song, Ming Zhang and Shuang DaiA review of b-value imaging and fractal dimension studies in the Andaman Sumatra subduction   pp. 97-107 Kirti Srivastava, Swaroopa Rani and D. SrinageshLightning myths in southern Africa   pp. 101-110 Estelle Trengove and Ian JandrellComplexity in hydro-seismicity of the Koyna–Warna region, India   pp. 109-116 D. Ramana, J. Pavan Kumar, Asha Chelani, R. Chadha, M. Shekar and Raju SinghA dual effect of urban expansion on flood risk in the Pearl River Delta (China) revealed by land-use scenarios and direct runoff simulation   pp. 111-128 Shiqiang Du, Anton  Van Rompaey, Peijun Shi and Jing’ai WangInvestigating the dynamical features of the time distribution of the reservoir-induced seismicity in Enguri area (Georgia)   pp. 117-125 L. Telesca, T. Matcharashvili, T. Chelidze, N. Zhukova and Z. JavakhishviliErratum to: Characterizing slope morphology using multifractal technique: a study from the western continental margin of India   pp. 127-127 Bishwajit Chakraborty, S. Karisiddaiah, A. Menezes, K. Haris, G. Gokul, W. Fernandes and G. KavithaChinese karst geology and measures to prevent geohazards during shield tunnelling in karst region with caves   pp. 129-152 Qing-Long Cui, Huai-Na Wu, Shui-Long Shen, Ye-Shuang Xu and Guan-Lin YeAssessing the influence of watershed characteristics on the flood vulnerability of Jhelum basin in Kashmir Himalaya   pp. 153-175 Gowhar Meraj, Shakil Romshoo, A. Yousuf, Sadaff Altaf and Farrukh AltafPreparedness functions in disaster: lesson learned from Tehran dust storm 2014   pp. 177-179 Farin Fatemi, Shandiz Moslehi and Ali ArdalanFlood mapping using LIDAR DEM. Limitations of the 1-D modeling highlighted by the 2-D approach   pp. 181-204 Pierfranco Costabile, Francesco Macchione, Luigi Natale and Gabriella PetacciaImpact of Kalpana-1 retrieved multispectral AMVs on Mahasen tropical cyclone forecast   pp. 205-222 Inderpreet Kaur, Prashant Kumar, S. Deb, C. Kishtawal, Partha Protim Pal and Raj KumarDelayed landscape responses to historical interventions: Tipu Sultan’s smelters and recent landslides   pp. 223-227 K. SajinkumarSpatio-temporal characteristics of precipitation and drought in Balochistan Province, Pakistan   pp. 229-254 Muhammad Ashraf and Jayant RoutrayEstimating flooding extent at high return period for ungauged braided systems using remote sensing: a case study of Cuvelai Basin, Angola   pp. 255-272 A. Awadallah and D. TabetEffects of volume on travel distance of mass movements triggered by the 2005 Kashmir earthquake, in the Northeast Himalayas of Pakistan   pp. 273-292 Muhammad Basharat and Joachim RohnLightning activity and its association with rainfall and convective available potential energy over Maharashtra, India   pp. 293-304 M. Tinmaker, M. Aslam and D. ChateUse of hazard and vulnerability maps for landslide planning scenarios: a case study of the Nilgiris, India   pp. 305-316 Ganapathy Ganapathy and Ajay RajawatVisualizing uncertainties in a storm surge ensemble data assimilation and forecasting system   pp. 317-336 Thomas Höllt, M. Altaf, Kyle Mandli, Markus Hadwiger, Clint Dawson and Ibrahim HoteitA study on simulation of flood inundation in a coastal urban area using a two-dimensional well-balanced finite volume model   pp. 337-354 Woochang JeongThe M w 6.9 Sikkim–Nepal earthquake of September 2011: a perspective for wrench faulting in the Himalayan thrust zone   pp. 355-366 N. Rao, V. Tiwari, M. Kumar, Pinki Hazarika, Dipankar Saikia, R. Chadha and Y. RaoDetection of tsunami-induced changes using generalized improved fuzzy radial basis function neural network   pp. 367-381 Akansha Mehrotra, Krishna Singh, M. Nigam and Kirat PalTrend analysis of the rainfall erosivity index at different time scales in Iran   pp. 383-404 Seyed Sadeghi and Zeinab HazbaviCoastal vulnerability assessment studies over India: a review   pp. 405-428 N. Sudha Rani, A. Satyanarayana and Prasad BhaskaranDevelopment of stational models for estimation of rainfall erosivity factor in different timescales   pp. 429-443 Seyed Sadeghi and Shahla TavangarMarine biomarkers deposited on coastal land by the 2011 Tohoku-oki tsunami   pp. 445-460 Tetsuya Shinozaki, Shigehiro Fujino, Minoru Ikehara, Yuki Sawai, Toru Tamura, Kazuhisa Goto, Daisuke Sugawara and Tomoya AbeA systemic analysis of typhoon risk across China   pp. 461-477 Xinliang Xu, Daowei Sun and Tengjiao GuoThe drought trend and its relationship with rainfall intensity in the Loess Plateau of China   pp. 479-495 L. Wang, Q. Zhu, W. Zhao and X. ZhaoEvolution of cohesion and friction angle during microfracture accumulation in rock   pp. 497-510 H. Zhang, D. 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