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

1997 - 2025

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Volume 67, issue 3, 2013

Editorial pp. 979-979

Marion Damm and Bruno Schädler

Simulation of the climate of the XX century in the Alpine space pp. 981-990

E. Bucchignani, A. Sanna, S. Gualdi, S. Castellari and P. Schiano

A structured approach to enhance flood hazard assessment in mountain streams pp. 991-1009

B. Mazzorana, F. Comiti and S. Fuchs

Rainfall patterns for shallow landsliding in perialpine Slovenia pp. 1011-1023

Mateja Jemec and Marko Komac

Impact assessment of projected climate change on the hydrological regime in the SE Alps, Upper Soča River basin, Slovenia pp. 1025-1043

Mitja Janža

Monitoring the temporal development of natural hazard risks as a basis indicator for climate change adaptation pp. 1045-1058

A. Zischg, S. Schober, N. Sereinig, M. Rauter, C. Seymann, F. Goldschmidt, R. Bäk and E. Schleicher

Assessing adaptive capacity within regional climate change vulnerability studies—an Alpine example pp. 1059-1073

Stefan Schneiderbauer, Lydia Pedoth, Danyang Zhang and Marc Zebisch

Integral risk management: steps on the way from theory to practice pp. 1075-1082

Andreas Rimböck and Anton Loipersberger

Volume 67, issue 2, 2013

A new model for calculating the design wave height in typhoon-affected sea areas pp. 129-143

Li-ping Wang, Baiyu Chen, Jian-fang Zhang and Zhengshou Chen

An integrated indicator framework for spatial assessment of industrial and social vulnerability to indirect disaster losses pp. 145-167

Bijan Khazai, Mirjam Merz, Carola Schulz and Dietmar Borst

Seismic damage to urban areas due to failed buried fuel pipelines case study: fire following earthquake in the city of Kermanshah, Iran pp. 169-192

B. Omidvar, M. Eskandari and E. Peyghaleh

Framing vulnerability, risk and societal responses: the MOVE framework pp. 193-211

J. Birkmann, O. Cardona, M. Carreño, A. Barbat, M. Pelling, S. Schneiderbauer, S. Kienberger, M. Keiler, D. Alexander, P. Zeil and T. Welle

Debris-flow susceptibility analysis using fluvio-morphological parameters and data mining: application to the Central-Eastern Pyrenees pp. 213-238

G. Chevalier, V. Medina, M. Hürlimann and A. Bateman

Spatially enabled emergency event analysis using a multi-level association rule mining method pp. 239-260

Bo Fan and Jifeng Luo

Comparison of debris-flow volume and activity under different formation conditions pp. 261-273

Chao Ma, Kaiheng Hu and Mi Tian

The integration of nautical hazard assessment and harbor GIS models to the Taichung Port area in Taiwan pp. 275-294

Cheng-Wu Chen, Ching-Chung Lee, Chia-Hung Chen and Chun-Pin Tseng

Simulation method of sliding snow load on roofs and its application in some representative regions of China pp. 295-320

Xuanyi Zhou, Yunqing Zhang, Ming Gu and Jialiang Li

Use of remote sensing-derived variables in developing a forest fire danger forecasting system pp. 321-334

Ehsan Chowdhury and Quazi Hassan

An overview approach to seismic awareness for a “quiescent” region pp. 335-363

Alena Rein and Ross Corotis

Classification of Tsunami and Evacuation Areas pp. 365-386

Tomoya Shibayama, Miguel Esteban, Ioan Nistor, Hiroshi Takagi, Nguyen Thao, Ryo Matsumaru, Takahito Mikami, Rafael Aranguiz, Ravindra Jayaratne and Koichiro Ohira

US billion-dollar weather and climate disasters: data sources, trends, accuracy and biases pp. 387-410

Adam Smith and Richard Katz

The role of soil surface water regimes and raindrop impact on hillslope soil erosion and nutrient losses pp. 411-430

Juan An, Fenli Zheng, Mathias Römkens, Guifang Li, Qingsen Yang, Leilei Wen and Bin Wang

An analysis of the drought in Yunnan, China, from a perspective of society drought severity pp. 431-458

Jiajin Wang and Yaobin Meng

Evaluation of real-time flash flood forecasts for Haiti during the passage of Hurricane Tomas, November 4–6, 2010 pp. 459-482

E. Shamir, K. Georgakakos, C. Spencer, T. Modrick, M. Murphy and R. Jubach

Spatial distribution of the extreme hydrological events in Xinjiang, north-west of China pp. 483-495

Guili Sun, Yaning Chen, Weihong Li, Cunde Pan, Jiang Li and Yuhui Yang

Debris-flow susceptibility of upland catchments pp. 497-511

Mélanie Bertrand, Frédéric Liébault and Hervé Piégay

Evaluation of allowable withdrawn volume of groundwater based on observed data pp. 513-522

Ye-Shuang Xu, Run-Qiu Huang, Jie Han and Shui-Long Shen

Modeling the risk assessment of landslide-dammed lakes based on the emergency response measures in Wenchuan earthquake, 2008, China pp. 523-547

Shao-yu Wang and Jie Liu

Extreme wind gust hazard in Australia and its sensitivity to climate change pp. 549-567

Chi-Hsiang Wang, Xiaoming Wang and Yong Khoo

Probabilistic seismic hazard analysis and spectral accelerations for United Arab Emirates pp. 569-589

Zahid Khan, Magdi El-Emam, Muhammad Irfan and Jamal Abdalla

Stay or leave? Potential climate change adaptation strategies among Aboriginal people in coastal communities in northern Australia pp. 591-609

Kerstin Zander, Lisa Petheram and Stephen Garnett

The 2010 Zhouqu mudflow disaster: possible causes, human contributions, and lessons learned pp. 611-625

Huijie Xiao, Zhidong Luo, Qiaogang Niu and Jiang Chang

A polygon-based modeling approach to assess exposure of resources and assets to wildfire pp. 627-644

Matthew Thompson, Joe Scott, Jeffrey Kaiden and Julie Gilbertson-Day

Assessment of physical vulnerability to agricultural drought in China pp. 645-657

Zhiqiang Wang, Fei He, Weihua Fang and Yongfeng Liao

Hydro-mechanical coupling experiments on suffusion in sandy gravel foundations containing a partially penetrating cut-off wall pp. 659-674

Yu-long Luo, Qiang Wu, Mei-li Zhan, Jin-chang Sheng and Yuan Wang

Impacts of topography and land cover change on thunderstorm over the Huangshan (Yellow Mountain) area of China pp. 675-699

Die Wang, Junfeng Miao and Zhemin Tan

Long-term multi-risk assessment: statistical treatment of interaction among risks pp. 701-722

Jacopo Selva

Impact on loss/risk assessments of inter-model variability in vulnerability analysis pp. 723-746

Jacopo Selva, Sotiris Argyroudis and Kyriazis Pitilakis

Hydrological modeling of typhoon-induced extreme storm runoffs from Shihmen watershed to reservoir, Taiwan pp. 747-761

Chiwen Chang and Wenrui Huang

Gas outburst disasters and the mining technology of key protective seam in coal seam group in the Huainan coalfield pp. 763-782

Haifeng Wang, Yuanping Cheng and Liang Yuan

Application of a feature-based approach to debris flow detection by numerical simulation pp. 783-796

Chih-Wei Lin, Cheng-Wu Chen, Wen-Ko Hsu, Chia-Yen Chen, Chung-Hung Tsai, Yi-Ping Hung and Wei-Ling Chiang

Urbanization process and induced environmental geological hazards in China pp. 797-810

N. Zhou and S. Zhao

Impact of the 11 March 2011, Great East Japan earthquake and tsunami on the chemical industry pp. 811-828

Elisabeth Krausmann and Ana Cruz

Understanding a coastal flood event: the 10th March 2008 storm surge event in the Solent, UK pp. 829-854

Matthew Wadey, Robert Nicholls and Ivan Haigh

Large-scale simulation of watershed mass transport: a case study of Tsengwen reservoir watershed, southwest Taiwan pp. 855-867

Ko-Fei Liu, Ying-Hsin Wu, Yi-Chin Chen, Yu-Jia Chiu and Shang-Shu Shih

Debris flow prediction models based on environmental factors and susceptible subarea classification in Sichuan, China pp. 869-878

Wenbo Xu, Wenjuan Yu, Shaocai Jing, Zhaoxian Wang, Guoping Zhang and Jianxi Huang

Risk analysis for drought hazard in China: a case study in Huaibei Plain pp. 879-900

Xiao-Chen Yuan, Yu-Liang Zhou, Ju-Liang Jin and Yi-Ming Wei

Application of the adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system for prediction of soil liquefaction pp. 901-917

Xinhua Xue and Xingguo Yang

Assessment on agricultural drought vulnerability in the Yellow River basin based on a fuzzy clustering iterative model pp. 919-936

Di Wu, Deng-Hua Yan, Gui-Yu Yang, Xiao-Gang Wang, Wei-Hua Xiao and Hai-Tao Zhang

A comparative analysis of interface erosion tests pp. 937-950

Pierre-Louis Regazzoni and Didier Marot

Meteorological drought over the Chinese Loess Plateau: 1971–2010 pp. 951-961

Xining Zhao and Pute Wu

Is it possible to rank hurricanes in a unique manner? pp. 963-968

N. Nirupama

Beijing storm of July 21, 2012: observations and reflections pp. 969-974

Ke Wang, Lu Wang, Yi-Ming Wei and Maosheng Ye

A new type of human-made disaster from the frequent school bus accidents in China pp. 975-977

Zheng Zhaopei, Qi Shanzhong and Xu Yuetong

Volume 67, issue 1, 2013

Natural hazards and resilience: exploring institutional and organizational dimensions of social resilience pp. 1-6

Gérard Hutter, Christian Kuhlicke, Thomas Glade and Carsten Felgentreff

The diversity of resilience: contributions from a social science perspective pp. 7-24

Daniel Lorenz

Resilience and organisational institutionalism from a cross-cultural perspective: an exploration based on urban climate change adaptation in Vietnam pp. 25-46

Matthias Garschagen

Organizing social resilience in the context of natural hazards: a research note pp. 47-60

Gerard Hutter

Resilience: a capacity and a myth: findings from an in-depth case study in disaster management research pp. 61-76

Christian Kuhlicke

Participatory modelling of vulnerability and adaptive capacity in flood risk management pp. 77-97

Dagmar Haase

Climate change and the resilient society: utopia or realistic option for German regions? pp. 99-115

Birte Frommer

Social-ecological resilience thinking as a bridging concept in transdisciplinary research on climate-change adaptation pp. 117-127

Sonja Deppisch and Sanin Hasibovic