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are constructed for a given load (a water level on sea or rivers, or river discharge, with an associated probability of occurrence). Using these probabilities and the consequences, flood risk can be described
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damage and loss of life. These scenarios are constructed for a given load (a water level on sea or rivers, or river discharge, with an associated probability of occurrence). Using these probabilities and
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. However, when interest is rather in the behavior of the system during extreme events, for example during floods in a river network or crashes of the stock market, current approaches for structural causal
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backward erosion (piping). Your job The Netherlands relies on a network of about 2,000 km of river dikes to contain flooding in its floodplains. These dikes undergo continuous assessment, maintenance, and
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atmospheric water demand, i.e. potential evaporation. This will directly affect soil moisture, groundwater dynamics and eventually streamflow. In addition, these changes will have cascading effects