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Explore a comprehensive collection of publications, reports, and documents that focus on disaster risk and resilience.

These resources offer insights, best practices, and research aimed at mitigating the impact of disasters. Whether you're seeking the latest research, policy recommendations, or case studies, this library supports knowledge sharing and informed decision-making in building safer, more resilient communities.

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This paper explores the use of machine learning (ML) techniques to map flood hazards based on readily available geo-environmental variables.
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This paper presents the development of an artificial neural network "metamodel" that can predict the burn probability outputs of computationally expensive process-based fire simulation models.
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This report presents a strategic framework for incorporating gender perspectives into resilient infrastructure development, focusing on building inclusive and equitable transportation, water, and energy sectors.
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The study calls for a shift in infrastructure resilience modeling toward smart and equitable approaches. By integrating AI and addressing biases, it aims for a better prediction accuracy and development of smart and resilient future cities for all.
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This study assesses coastal risks in Dawlish, Happisburgh, and Aberystwyth, revealing high vulnerability and urging targeted protections, integrated management, and future national mapping for resilience.
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The report warns that climate change intensifies risks for over 120 million displaced people, most in heavily climate-impacted countries. Urgent action is needed to invest in resilience, include their voices, protect them legally, and reduce emissions.
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This article investigates embankments that may exacerbate floods and proposes solutions to reduce or even eliminate the flood impact on the community living in the Vărbilău Catchment in Romania.
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The following demands come from previous Sendai Stakeholder Engagement Mechanism (SEM) position papers for UNFCCC processes. These demands have been long-standing, and the urgency of the climate crisis necessitates no more delays their implementation.

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