Documents and publications

This study aimed to document and analyze the 30 large fres (affecting over 100 hectares) of 2021 using remote sensing and GIS techniques.

This paper identifies flooding patterns within the James River Basin based strictly on flood frequency and causative weather events.

In this publication, researchers exploit the km-scale convection-permitting multi-model ensemble, generated within the FPS Convection project, to provide a new understanding of the changes in local precipitation extremes and related uncertainties.

To achieve the goal of the Sendai Framework of reducing global disaster risks and losses, the theme of the IDDRR 2024, which falls on 13 October, will be on the role of education in protecting and empowering youth for a disaster-free future.

This Handbook provides the reader with a baseline understanding of national entities involved in disaster management.

This study aimed to develop an approach for quantifying wildfire likelihood that is both computationally efficient and able to consider contagious and directionally specific fire behaviour properties across multiple spatial ‘neighbourhood’ scales.

This publication covers adopting a risk-informed development (RID) perspective as crucial to safeguard development gains, foster resilience, and leave no one behind.

This study compares the projected individual and combined impacts of climate change (CC) and land-use change (LUC) on future droughts (2021–2050), with respect to baseline (1981–2010) in one of the major tributaries of the Mekong River.