Novel hybrid models between bivariate statistics, artificial neural networks and boosting algorithms for flood susceptibility assessment
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Abstract
Across the world, the flood magnitude is expected to increase as well as the damage caused by their occurrence. In this case, the prediction of areas which are highly susceptible to these phenomena becomes very important for the authorities. The present study is focused on the evaluation of flood po …
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| Authors | Costache R;Pham QB;Avand M;Thuy Linh NT;Vojtek M;Vojteková J;Lee S;Khoi DN;Thao Nhi PT;Dung TD;; |
| Journal | Journal of environmental management |
| Year | 2020 |
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