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

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Volume 51, issue 3, 2009

Editorial pp. 403-406

Heidi Kreibich and Maria Bostenaru Dan

Alternative water management options to reduce vulnerability for climate change in the Netherlands pp. 407-422

Rutger Graaf, Nick Giesen and Frans Ven

Coping with floods in the city of Dresden, Germany pp. 423-436

Heidi Kreibich and Annegret Thieken

Flood risk curves and uncertainty bounds pp. 437-458

Bruno Merz and Annegret Thieken

Snow avalanche hazards in the Făgăraş massif (Southern Carpathians): Romanian Carpathians—Management and perspectives pp. 459-475

Mircea Voiculescu

Comparison of risk from pyroclastic density current hazards to critical infrastructure in Mammoth Lakes, California, USA, from a new Inyo craters rhyolite dike eruption versus a dacitic dome eruption on Mammoth Mountain pp. 477-499

Grant Kaye, Jim Cole, Andrew King and David Johnston

Vulnerability index and capacity spectrum based methods for urban seismic risk evaluation. A comparison pp. 501-524

Nieves Lantada, Luis Pujades and Alex Barbat

Expert and information systems for technical SAR measures and buildings’ state evaluation pp. 525-542

Christine Schweier and Michael Markus

Volume 51, issue 2, 2009

Aviation hazards from volcanoes: the state of the science pp. 239-244

A. Prata and A. Tupper

Russian eruption warning systems for aviation pp. 245-262

Christina Neal, Olga Girina, Sergey Senyukov, Alexander Rybin, Jeffrey Osiensky, Pavel Izbekov and Gail Ferguson

Volcano monitoring in NZ and links to SW Pacific via the Wellington VAAC pp. 263-273

Bradley Scott and James Travers

The United States national volcanic ash operations plan for aviation pp. 275-285

Steven Albersheim and Marianne Guffanti

Volcanic hazards to airports pp. 287-302

Marianne Guffanti, Gari Mayberry, Thomas Casadevall and Richard Wunderman

Satellite detection of hazardous volcanic clouds and the risk to global air traffic pp. 303-324

A. Prata

Tracking volcanic sulfur dioxide clouds for aviation hazard mitigation pp. 325-343

Simon Carn, Arlin Krueger, Nickolay Krotkov, Kai Yang and Keith Evans

Automated forecasting of volcanic ash dispersion utilizing Virtual Globes pp. 345-361

Peter Webley, Kenneson Dean, John Bailey, Jon Dehn and Rorik Peterson

El Chichón volcano, April 4, 1982: volcanic cloud history and fine ash fallout pp. 363-374

William Rose and Adam Durant

Tall clouds from small eruptions: the sensitivity of eruption height and fine ash content to tropospheric instability pp. 375-401

Andrew Tupper, Christiane Textor, Michael Herzog, Hans-F. Graf and Michael Richards

Volume 51, issue 1, 2009

Guest editorial pp. 1-2

Val Swail, Paula Etala, Shishir Dube and Kevin Horsburgh

Storm surge modelling for the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea pp. 3-27

S. Dube, Indu Jain, A. Rao and T. Murty

Tropical cyclone wind field forcing for surge models: critical issues and sensitivities pp. 29-47

V. Cardone and A. Cox

On the accuracy of atmospheric forcing for extra-tropical storm surge prediction pp. 49-61

Paula Etala

Sensitivity of MM5 and WRF mesoscale model predictions of surface winds in a typhoon to planetary boundary layer parameterizations pp. 63-77

Ji Kwun, You-Keun Kim, Jang-Won Seo, Ju Jeong and Sung You

Dynamic issues in the SE South America storm surge modeling pp. 79-95

Paula Etala

Storm surge prediction using an artificial neural network model and cluster analysis pp. 97-114

Sung You and Jang-Won Seo

A modelling approach for estimating the frequency of sea level extremes and the impact of climate change in southeast Australia pp. 115-137

K. McInnes, I. Macadam, G. Hubbert and J. O’Grady

Extreme sea levels, coastal flooding and climate change with a focus on Atlantic Canada pp. 139-150

Keith Thompson, Natacha Bernier and Paul Chan

Simulation of atmospheric states for a storm surge on the west coast of Korea: model comparison between MM5, WRF and COAMPS pp. 151-162

Ki-Young Heo, Jeong-Wook Lee, Kyung-Ja Ha, Ki-Cheon Jun, Kwang-Soon Park and Jae-Il Kwon

A surge response function approach to coastal hazard assessment – part 1: basic concepts pp. 163-182

Donald Resio, Jennifer Irish and Mary Cialone

A surge response function approach to coastal hazard assessment. Part 2: Quantification of spatial attributes of response functions pp. 183-205

Jennifer Irish, Donald Resio and Mary Cialone

Influence of landscape restoration and degradation on storm surge and waves in southern Louisiana pp. 207-224

Ty Wamsley, Mary Cialone, Jane Smith, Bruce Ebersole and Alison Grzegorzewski

Developments in storm tide modelling and risk assessment in the Australian region pp. 225-238

Bruce Harper, Thomas Hardy, Luciano Mason and Ross Fryar

Volume 50, issue 3, 2009

Special Issue 2007 in Natural Hazards on “Modelling and simulation of dangerous phenomena, and innovative techniques for hazard mapping and mitigation” pp. 409-411

Giulio Iovine and Michael Sheridan

Numerical simulation of typhoon surges along the coast of Taiwan pp. 413-431

Hsien-Wen Li, Cheng-Han Tsai and Yao-Tsai Lo

Modelling flash flood propagation in urban areas using a two-dimensional numerical model pp. 433-460

Kamal El Kadi Abderrezzak, André Paquier and Emmanuel Mignot

Real-time flood forecasting of the Tiber river in Rome pp. 461-477

Benedetto Calvo and Fabrizio Savi

Probability-weighted hazard maps for comparing different flood risk management strategies: a case study pp. 479-496

Giuliano Di Baldassarre, Attilio Castellarin, Alberto Montanari and Armando Brath

Data-driven topo-climatic mapping with machine learning methods pp. 497-518

A. Pozdnoukhov, L. Foresti and M. Kanevski

On-chip earthquake simulation model using potentials pp. 519-537

I. Georgoudas, G. Sirakoulis, E. Scordilis and I. Andreadis

Lava flow simulations using discharge rates from thermal infrared satellite imagery during the 2006 Etna eruption pp. 539-550

Annamaria Vicari, Alessia Ciraudo, Ciro Negro, Alexis Herault and Luigi Fortuna

Logistic regression versus artificial neural networks: landslide susceptibility evaluation in a sample area of the Serchio River valley, Italy pp. 551-569

F. Falaschi, F. Giacomelli, P. Federici, A. Puccinelli, G. D’Amato Avanzi, A. Pochini and A. Ribolini

Building models for automatic landslide-susceptibility analysis, mapping and validation in ArcGIS pp. 571-590

J. Jiménez-Perálvarez, C. Irigaray, R. El Hamdouni and J. Chacón

Soil slip susceptibility assessment using mechanical–hydrological approach and GIS techniques: an application in the Apuan Alps (Italy) pp. 591-603

Giacomo D’Amato Avanzi, Francesco Falaschi, Roberto Giannecchini and Alberto Puccinelli

Some observations on the prediction of the dynamic parameters of debris flows in pyroclastic deposits in the Campania region of Italy pp. 605-622

Anna Scotto di Santolo and Aldo Evangelista

Numerical simulations of flow motion and deposition characteristics of granular debris flows pp. 623-650

Lin Der-Guey, Sen-Yen Hsu and Kuang-Tsung Chang

Volume 50, issue 2, 2009

IUPA: a tool for the evaluation of the general usefulness of practices for adaptation to climate change and variability pp. 211-233

P. Debels, C. Szlafsztein, P. Aldunce, C. Neri, Y. Carvajal, M. Quintero-Angel, A. Celis, A. Bezanilla and D. Martínez

Analysis of non climatic origins of floods in the downstream part of the Kura River, Azerbaijan pp. 235-248

R. Abbasov and R. Mahmudov

Numerical issues in computing inundation areas over natural terrains using Savage-Hutter theory pp. 249-267

Bin Yu, Keith Dalbey, Amy Webb, Marcus Bursik, Abani Patra, E. Pitman and Camil Nichita

Perception of flood risk in Danube Delta, Romania pp. 269-287

Iuliana Armaş and Eugen Avram

Why relatively fewer people died? The case of Bangladesh’s Cyclone Sidr pp. 289-304

Bimal Paul

Evolution of a debris-rock slide causing a natural dam: the flash flood of Río Santa Cruz, Province of San Juan—November 12, 2005 pp. 305-320

Laura Perucca and M. Esper Angillieri

LiDAR-based digital terrain analysis of an area exposed to the risk of lava flow invasion: the Zafferana Etnea territory, Mt. Etna (Italy) pp. 321-334

Marina Bisson, Boris Behncke, Alessandro Fornaciai and Marco Neri

The 2nd century AD earthquake in central Italy: archaeoseismological data and seismotectonic implications pp. 335-359

Emanuela Ceccaroni, Gabriele Ameri, Antonio Gómez Capera and Fabrizio Galadini

Post-disaster assessment of hazard mitigation for small and medium-magnitude debris flow disasters in Bali, Indonesia and Jimani, Dominican Republic pp. 361-377

Brent Doberstein

Delay times of worldwide global earthquake alerts pp. 379-387

Max Wyss and Marine Zibzibadze

Analysis of cyclogenesis parameter for developing and nondeveloping low-pressure systems over the Indian Sea pp. 389-402

S. Kotal, P. Kundu and S. Roy Bhowmik

Short communication: collection of isoseismal maps for South Africa pp. 403-408

Mayshree Singh and Erna Hattingh

Volume 50, issue 1, 2009

Reply to Bayrak’s comments on “An investigation of seismicity for western anatolia” by Sayil and Osmanşahin (2008) pp. 1-3

Nilgun Sayil and Ilhan Osmansahin

Assessment of a method used to time adjust past storm losses pp. 5-12

Stanley Changnon and David Changnon

Human fatalities from wind-related tree failures in the United States, 1995–2007 pp. 13-25

Thomas Schmidlin

Estimating location and size of historical earthquake by combining archaeology and geology in Umm-El-Qanatir, Dead Sea Transform pp. 27-43

Neta Wechsler, Oded Katz, Yehoshua Dray, Ilana Gonen and Shmuel Marco

Seismic behaviour of the North Anatolian Fault beneath the Sea of Marmara (NW Turkey): implications for earthquake recurrence times and future seismic hazard pp. 45-71

Murat Utkucu, Zakir Kanbur, Ömer Alptekin and Fatih Sünbül

Sea surface temperature trends in Kuwait Bay, Arabian Gulf pp. 73-82

Thamer Al-Rashidi, Hamdy El-Gamily, Carl Amos and Karim Rakha

The evolution of Petrov lake and moraine dam rupture risk (Tien-Shan, Kyrgyzstan) pp. 83-96

Bohumír Janský, Zbyněk Engel, Miroslav Šobr, Vojtěch Beneš, Karel Špaček and Serguei Yerokhin

Characteristics of wet-snow avalanche activity: 20 years of observations from a high alpine valley (Dischma, Switzerland) pp. 97-108

Stefano Baggi and Jürg Schweizer

Evaluation of the real-time TRMM-based multi-satellite precipitation analysis for an operational flood prediction system in Nzoia Basin, Lake Victoria, Africa pp. 109-123

Li Li, Yang Hong, Jiahu Wang, Robert Adler, Frederick Policelli, Shahid Habib, Daniel Irwn, Tesfaye Korme and Lawrence Okello

Identifying wildland fire ignition factors through sensitivity analysis of a neural network pp. 125-143

Christos Vasilakos, Kostas Kalabokidis, John Hatzopoulos and Ioannis Matsinos

Trends in heat-related mortality in the United States, 1975–2004 pp. 145-160

Scott Sheridan, Adam Kalkstein and Laurence Kalkstein

Parametrical landslide modeling for the hydrogeological susceptibility assessment: from the Crati Valley to the Cavallerizzo landslide (Southern Italy) pp. 161-178

Paola Gattinoni

Lightning fatalities in Swaziland: 2000–2007 pp. 179-191

Wisdom Dlamini

Implications of geomorphological research for recent and prehistoric avalanches and related hazards at Huascaran, Peru pp. 193-209

Jan Klimeš, Vít Vilímek and Marek Omelka