Natural Hazards: Journal of the International Society for the Prevention and Mitigation of Natural Hazards

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Volume 72, issue 3, 2014

Foreword: extreme geohazards—a growing threat for a globally interconnected civilization pp. 1275-1277

Hans-Peter Plag

Gray swans: comparison of natural and financial hazard assessment and mitigation pp. 1279-1297

Jerome Stein and Seth Stein

How big, how bad, how often: are extreme events accounted for in modern seismic hazard analyses? pp. 1299-1309

Ivan Wong

Discovery of possible mega-thrust earthquake along the Seram Trough from records of 1629 tsunami in eastern Indonesian region pp. 1311-1328

Zac Liu and Ron Harris

Occurrence and impact of characteristic earthquakes in northern Algeria pp. 1329-1339

Youcef Bouhadad

Submarine landslide tsunamis: how extreme and how likely? pp. 1341-1374

Carl Harbitz, Finn Løvholt and Hilmar Bungum

Tsunami hazard risk of a future volcanic eruption of Kolumbo submarine volcano, NE of Santorini Caldera, Greece pp. 1375-1390

P. Nomikou, S. Carey, K. Bell, D. Papanikolaou, K. Bejelou, K. Cantner, D. Sakellariou and I. Perros

Drought characterization using a new copula-based trivariate approach pp. 1391-1407

Bahram Saghafian and Hossein Mehdikhani

Development of the OpenQuake engine, the Global Earthquake Model’s open-source software for seismic risk assessment pp. 1409-1427

Vitor Silva, Helen Crowley, Marco Pagani, Damiano Monelli and Rui Pinho

Quantitative modelling of seismic site amplification in an earthquake-endangered capital city: Bucharest, Romania pp. 1429-1445

Andrei Bala

Volume 72, issue 2, 2014

Moisture–temperature changes and freeze–thaw hazards on a canal in seasonally frozen regions pp. 287-308

Shuangyang Li, Yuanming Lai, Wansheng Pei, Shujuan Zhang and Hua Zhong

Simulation of land subsidence using finite element method: Rafsanjan plain case study pp. 309-322

M. Sayyaf, M. Mahdavi, O. Barani, S. Feiznia and B. Motamedvaziri

Temporal change in the structural fabric during pre- and post-26 January 2001 Bhuj earthquake, using remote sensing data pp. 323-336

A. Umamaheswari, P. Pradeep Kumar and R. Sukhtankar

Farmers’ adaptive practices for drought risk reduction in the northwest region of Bangladesh pp. 337-359

Umma Habiba, Rajib Shaw and Yukiko Takeuchi

Rainfall variability and indices of extreme rainfall-analysis and perception study for two stations over Central Himalaya, India pp. 361-374

Sneh Joshi, Kireet Kumar, Varun Joshi and Bimal Pande

The optimal rotation of a flammable forest stand when both carbon sequestration and timber are valued: a multi-criteria approach pp. 375-387

Luis Diaz-Balteiro, David Martell, Carlos Romero and Andrés Weintraub

Analysis of daily rainfall concentration in New Zealand pp. 389-404

Tommaso Caloiero

Prediction of global stability in room and pillar coal mines pp. 405-422

Ebrahim Ghasemi, Mohammad Ataei and Kourosh Shahriar

The catastrophic flood in Transbaikalia (Central Asia) in 1897: case study pp. 423-441

Alena Kadetova and Yan Radziminovich

Temporal variation of soil radon and thoron concentrations in Mizoram (India), associated with earthquakes pp. 443-454

H. Jaishi, Shyam Singh, R. Tiwari and R. Tiwari

Hybrid loss exceedance curve (HLEC) for disaster risk assessment pp. 455-479

C. Velásquez, O. Cardona, M. Mora, L. Yamin, M. Carreño and A. Barbat

The district of North Vancouver’s landslide management strategy: role of public involvement for determining tolerable risk and increasing community resilience pp. 481-501

Kristen Tappenden

DISASTER: a GIS database on hydro-geomorphologic disasters in Portugal pp. 503-532

J. Zêzere, S. Pereira, A. Tavares, C. Bateira, R. Trigo, I. Quaresma, P. Santos, M. Santos and J. Verde

Transboundary hazard risk: the Gobi desert paradigm pp. 533-548

Troy Sternberg

Earthquake scenarios: a practical way to handle alternative solutions to historical earthquakes and to increase the transparency of seismic hazard assessment pp. 549-564

R. Tatevossian and P. Mäntyniemi

Undersampling power-law size distributions: effect on the assessment of extreme natural hazards pp. 565-595

Eric Geist and Tom Parsons

Small business disaster recovery: a research framework pp. 597-616

Maria Marshall and Holly Schrank

The extratropical transition of Hurricane Igor and the impacts on Newfoundland pp. 617-632

Athena Masson

Factors influencing cost-effectiveness of maintenance of power distribution poles subjected to hurricanes: a system-dynamics-based analysis pp. 633-650

Jin Tian and Yue Li

Seismic performance evaluation of dam-reservoir-foundation systems to near-fault ground motions pp. 651-674

Gaohui Wang, Sherong Zhang, Chao Wang and Mao Yu

Study of the comprehensive risk analysis of dam-break flooding based on the numerical simulation of flood routing. Part II: Model application and results pp. 675-700

Zhengyin Zhou, Xiaoling Wang, Ruirui Sun, Xuefei Ao, Xiaopei Sun and Mingrui Song

Risk early warning of maize drought disaster in Northwestern Liaoning Province, China pp. 701-710

Qi Zhang, Jiquan Zhang, Chunyi Wang, Liang Cui and Denghua Yan

Redefining the watershed line and stream networks via digital resources and topographic map using GIS and remote sensing (case study: the Neka River’s watershed) pp. 711-722

Hassan Ahmadi, Arun Das, Mehdi Pourtaheri, Chooghi Komaki and Houshang Khairy

Pine wilt in meteorological hazard environments pp. 723-741

Fei Wang

Impact of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami along the Tamil Nadu coastline: field survey review and numerical simulations pp. 743-769

Gita Gopinath, F. Løvholt, G. Kaiser, C. Harbitz, K. Srinivasa Raju, M. Ramalingam and Bhoop Singh

Resilient and plastic strain behavior of freezing–thawing mucky clay under subway loading in Shanghai pp. 771-787

Yiqun Tang, Jun Li, Peng Wan and Ping Yang

Evaluation of earthquake-induced strain in promoting mud eruptions: the case of Shamakhi–Gobustan–Absheron areas, Azerbaijan pp. 789-808

G. Babayev, A. Tibaldi, F. Bonali and F. Kadirov

Study on temporal and spatial evolution of China’s oil supply and consumption pp. 809-825

Ming Zhang, Qing Xia, Wenwen Wang and Min Zhou

On the resonance effect by dynamic soil–structure interaction: a revelation study pp. 827-847

Hamza Güllü and Murat Pala

Tsunami impact to Washington and northern Oregon from segment ruptures on the southern Cascadia subduction zone pp. 849-870

George Priest, Yinglong Zhang, Robert Witter, Kelin Wang, Chris Goldfinger and Laura Stimely

Statistical analysis of landslides caused by the Mw 6.9 Yushu, China, earthquake of April 14, 2010 pp. 871-893

Chong Xu and Xiwei Xu

Earthquake-and-landslide events are associated with more fatalities than earthquakes alone pp. 895-914

M. Budimir, P. Atkinson and H. Lewis

Temperature effect of rock burst for hard rock in deep-buried tunnel pp. 915-926

Guoqing Chen, Tianbin Li, Guofeng Zhang, Hongyu Yin and Hang Zhang

Simulation of severe thunder storm event: a case study over Pune, India pp. 927-943

S. Fadnavis, Medha Deshpande, Sachin Ghude and P. Ernest Raj

Vulnerability to natural disasters in Serbia: spatial and temporal comparison pp. 945-968

Jelena Kovačević-Majkić, Milena Panić, Dragana Miljanović and Radmila Miletić

Actigraphically evaluated sleep on the days surrounding the Great East Japan Earthquake pp. 969-981

Koh Mizuno and Kazue Okamoto-Mizuno

Bay of Bengal cyclone extreme water level estimate uncertainty pp. 983-996

Matt Lewis, Kevin Horsburgh and Paul Bates

Prioritizing levee repairs: a case study for the city of Indianapolis, Indiana pp. 997-1019

Brian Meunier and Venkatesh Merwade

Frequency-interval control reconfigurability for automated processes pp. 1021-1027

Hamid Shaker

Assessment of physical vulnerability and potential losses of buildings due to shallow slides pp. 1029-1050

M. Silva and S. Pereira

Post-2004 mega-earthquake temporal velocity variation at Andaman Islands from GPS measurements pp. 1051-1062

S. Som, Ashim Saha and Vijay Shivgotra

Gas outburst affected by original rock stress direction pp. 1063-1074

Wei Yang, Bai-quan Lin and Jiang-tao Xu

Classroom responses of New Zealand school teachers following the 2011 Christchurch earthquake pp. 1075-1092

Victoria Johnson and Kevin Ronan

Modeling destructive earthquake casualties based on a comparative study for Turkey pp. 1093-1110

S. Turkan and G. Özel

An index to assess the propensity of landfall in Australia of a tropical cyclone pp. 1111-1121

Kamal Saha and Saleh Wasimi

Perception of the rip current hazard on Galveston Island and North Padre Island, Texas, USA pp. 1123-1138

Christian Brannstrom, Sarah Trimble, Anna Santos, Heather Brown and Chris Houser

Risk analyses for dry snow slab avalanches released by skier triggering pp. 1139-1158

D. McClung

Communicating earthquake risk to the public: the trial of the “L’Aquila Seven” pp. 1159-1173

David Alexander

Influences of mulching durations on soil erosion and nutrient losses in a peanut (Arachis hypogaea)-cultivated land pp. 1175-1187

H. Zhang, Qiujiang Liu, X. Yu and L. Wang

Relative effect method of landslide susceptibility zonation in weathered granite soil: a case study in Deokjeok-ri Creek, South Korea pp. 1189-1217

Ananta Pradhan and Yun-Tae Kim

Interaction between land-use change, flooding and human health in Metro Vancouver, Canada pp. 1219-1230

Amin Owrangi, Robert Lannigan and Slobodan Simonovic

Forcing mechanisms of a heavy precipitation event in the southeastern Adriatic area pp. 1231-1252

Branka Ivančan-Picek, Kristian Horvath, Nataša Mahović and Marjana Gajić-Čapka

Assessment of Cyclone Lehar’s impact on seagrass meadows in Ross and Smith Islands, North Andaman pp. 1253-1258

V. Sachithanandam, T. Mageswaran, R. Sridhar, R. Purvaja and R. Ramesh

Is flooding in Toronto a concern? pp. 1259-1264

N. Nirupama, Costas Armenakis and Myriam Montpetit

Can Beijing fight with haze? Lessons can be learned from London and Los Angeles pp. 1265-1274

Ke Wang and Yingnan Liu

Volume 72, issue 1, 2014

Vulnerability of transportation to extreme weather and climate change pp. 1-4

Silas Michaelides

Foreward: EU-funded projects on extreme and high-impact weather challenging European transport systems pp. 5-22

S. Michaelides, P. Leviäkangas, C. Doll and C. Heyndrickx

The impact of extreme weather and climate change on inland waterway transport pp. 23-40

Juha Schweighofer

Identification of weather trends for use as a component of risk management for port operations pp. 41-61

S. Athanasatos, S. Michaelides and M. Papadakis

Adapting rail and road networks to weather extremes: case studies for southern Germany and Austria pp. 63-85

Claus Doll, Christian Trinks, Norbert Sedlacek, Verena Pelikan, Tina Comes and Frank Schultmann

Assessment of extreme weather events on transport networks: case study of the 2007 wildfires in Peloponnesus pp. 87-107

Evangelos Mitsakis, Iraklis Stamos, Anestis Papanikolaou, Georgia Aifadopoulou and Haris Kontoes

Weather effects on recycled concrete used as a paving material for roads pp. 109-117

Skevi Perdikou and Demetris Nicholaides

Integrated use of GIS and remote sensing for monitoring landslides in transportation pavements: the case study of Paphos area in Cyprus pp. 119-141

D. Alexakis, A. Agapiou, M. Tzouvaras, K. Themistocleous, K. Neocleous, S. Michaelides and D. Hadjimitsis

Statistically downscaled climate change projections of surface temperature over Northern Italy for the periods 2021–2050 and 2070–2099 pp. 143-168

R. Tomozeiu, G. Agrillo, C. Cacciamani and V. Pavan

Severe weather affecting European transport systems: the identification, classification and frequencies of events pp. 169-188

Andrea Vajda, Heikki Tuomenvirta, Ilkka Juga, Pertti Nurmi, Pauli Jokinen and Jenni Rauhala

The extreme weather risk indicators (EWRI) for the European transport system pp. 189-210

R. Molarius, V. Könönen, P. Leviäkangas, Zulkarnain, J. Rönty, A.-M. Hietajärvi and K. Oiva

Large and small numbers: options for quantifying the costs of extremes on transport now and in 40 years pp. 211-239

Claus Doll, Stefan Klug and Riccardo Enei

Impact of climate change on hydrological conditions of Rhine and Upper Danube rivers based on the results of regional climate and hydrological models pp. 241-262

Gabriella Szépszó, Imke Lingemann, Bastian Klein and Mária Kovács

Transport system management under extreme weather risks: views to project appraisal, asset value protection and risk-aware system management pp. 263-286

P. Leviäkangas and S. Michaelides