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Coastal flooding is becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change, rising sea levels, and increased storm intensity. Saltmarsh restoration, widely promoted as a nature-based solution, can
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scales and in diverse contexts, this proposal addresses the lack of empirically grounded studies in flood-prone, low-income neighbourhoods in the Global North and South to demonstrate the importance
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contexts, this proposal addresses the lack of empirically grounded studies in flood-prone, low-income neighbourhoods in the Global North and South to demonstrate the importance of contextual influences
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investigates how to adapt, modify, and optimize decentralized nature-based solutions (NbS) and green-grey hybrid infrastructure—encompassing sanitation, drainage, and flood mitigation. The candidate will address
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flood risk modelling, to answer questions that no existing dataset can address? Are you motivated by the challenge of generating credible extreme flood scenarios that lie beyond the range of historical
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that reveal where the tipping points lie in the relationship between changes in flood risk, financial markets and possible response strategies as protect, retreat and living with waterclimate adaption? Are you
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Are you interested in AI applications in flood risk modelling, to answer questions that no existing dataset can address? Are you motivated by the challenge of generating credible extreme flood
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. These events such as (flash)floods, dam failures, coastal floods, storm surges and tsunamis generate highly unsteady flows whose interaction with buildings is poorly understood. In particular, the coupling
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biobased construction and carbon capture on land, where extreme weather events cause floods that impact cities and regions thus requiring adaptive capacity, and where extended periods of drought threaten
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-of-the-art models for robust and responsive food supply chains, you will investigate how disruptions such as droughts, floods, heatwaves, and other climate-related shocks might affect critical decisions