Floods

<p>Part 1. The Impacts of Floods</p> <p>1. Analysis of Major Flood Events: Collapse of the Malpasset Dam, December 1959<br>2. Observation and Measurement of Losses Due to Flooding<br>3. Flood Impacts on Loss of Life and Human Health<br>4.Flood-related Impacts on Cultural Heritage<br>5. Natech Events Triggered by Floods: When Floods Cause Technological Accidents</p> <p>Part 2. The Knowledge of Flood Hazards</p> <p>6. Techniques and Instruments to Aid in the Monitoring of Flood Events7. Rain and water gauging<br>7. Flood Hydrology Processes and Their Variabilities<br>8.Hydrodynamic Modeling to Characterize Floods and Predict Their Impacts<br>9. Evolution of River Channels and Floods: A Short- to Long-Term Perspective<br>10. Hydrogeomorphology: Recognition and Evolution of the Flood Phenomenon<br>11. Structures for Flood Defense and Management<br>12. Coastal Surges</p> <p>Part 3. Flooded People and Lands: Human Drivers of Flood Impa</p> <p>13. The Contribution of Historical Data for the Understanding of Floods and Risk Prevention<br>14. Assessing Vulnerability to Flooding: Progress and Limitations<br>15. Toward a Process of Resilience Implementation: Capacities, Models and Strategies<br>16. Cities at Risk from Water: Between Vulnerability and Resilience<br>17. Networks in the Face of Flooding<br></p> <p>Part 3. The Future</p> <p>18. Flood Regimes: Recent Development and Future Under Climate Change<br>19. Changes in Flood Risk: Retrospective and Prospective Approach</p>