Lin et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Hurricane freshwater flood risk assessment model for residential buildings in southeast US coastal states considering climate changeLin et al., 2021
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- Lin C
- Cha E
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- Natural Hazards Review
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A significant amount of hurricane losses are caused by rainfall-induced freshwater flooding, and hurricane precipitation is expected to increase in the warming climate. However, the climate change impact on the hurricane rainfall-induced flood risk has not been investigated …
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