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Madinah Shamsu and Muhammad Akbar
Hurricane storm surges are influenced by wind intensity, forward speed, width and slope of the ocean bottom, central pressure, angle of approach, shape of coastal lines, local features, and storm size. A numerical experiment is conducted using the Advanc...
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Chengtuan Yin, Weisheng Zhang, Mengjie Xiong, Jinhua Wang, Xin Xu, Jinshan Zhang, Junning Pan and Jinlan Guo
This study explores storm floods in the Yangtze Estuary to investigate how extreme sea levels and storm surges change in the context of global warming. Previous studies focused on the long-term variations in amplitude or frequency of storm surges, with l...
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Christos Makris, Zisis Mallios, Yannis Androulidakis and Yannis Krestenitis
Storm surges due to severe weather events threaten low-land littoral areas by increasing the risk of seawater inundation of coastal floodplains. In this paper, we present recent developments of a numerical modelling system for coastal inundation induced ...
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Joseph Kim, Enda Murphy, Ioan Nistor, Sean Ferguson and Mitchel Provan
A numerical study was conducted to characterize the probability and intensity of storm surge hazards in Canada?s western Arctic. The utility of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts Reanalysis 5th Generation (ERA5) dataset to force numer...
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Abram Musinguzi and Muhammad K. Akbar
Hurricane storm surges are influenced by several factors, including wind intensity, surface pressure, forward speed, size, angle of approach, ocean bottom depth and slope, shape and geographical features of the coastline. The relative influence of each f...
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Yutao Chi and Zengrui Rong
Disastrous storm surges and waves caused by typhoons are major marine dynamic disasters affecting the east China coast and the Changjiang River Estuary, especially when they occur coincidentally. In this study, a high-resolution wave?current coupled mode...
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Yuanyi Li, Huan Feng, Guillaume Vigouroux, Dekui Yuan, Guangyu Zhang, Xiaodi Ma and Kun Lei
A storm surge is a complex phenomenon in which waves, tide and current interact. Even though wind is the predominant force driving the surge, waves and tidal phase are also important factors that influence the mass and momentum transport during the surge...
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Tam Thi Trinh, Charitha Pattiaratchi and Toan Bui
Vietnam, located in the tropical region of the northwest Pacific Ocean, is frequently impacted by tropical storms. Occurrence of extreme water level events associated with tropical storms are often unpredicted and put coastal infrastructure and safety of...
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Wagner Costa, Déborah Idier, Jérémy Rohmer, Melisa Menendez and Paula Camus
Increasing our capacity to predict extreme storm surges is one of the key issues in terms of coastal flood risk prevention and adaptation. Dynamically forecasting storm surges is computationally expensive. Here, we focus on an alternative data-driven app...
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Zai-Jin You
The mainland coast of China is about 18,000 km long and houses about 70% of China?s largest cities and 50% of its population. For the last few decades, the rapid growth of the Chinese economy has resulted in extensive development of the coastal infrastru...
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Wei-Bo Chen and Wen-Cheng Liu
Low-lying coastal regions and their populations are at risk during storm surge events and high freshwater discharges from upriver. An integrated storm surge and flood inundation modeling system was used to simulate storm surge and inundation in the Tseng...
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Wei-Bo Chen and Wen-Cheng Liu
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Nestoras Papadopoulos and Vassilis Gikas
Tide gauge recordings furnish the longest and almost the most continuous data source of sea level monitoring. Traditionally, they are collected using tide gauge instrumentation fixed at seaport locations to provide a time series of sea level estimates re...
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Abram Musinguzi, Madinah Shamsu, Muhammad K. Akbar and Jason G. Fleming
In this study, it is demonstrated that hurricane wind intensity, forward speed, pressure, and track play an important role on the generation and propagation of coastal storm surges. Hurricane Irma, which heavily impacted the entire Florida peninsula in 2...
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Dan Meng, Yueming Liu, Zhihua Wang, Xiaomei Yang, Xiaoliang Liu, Junyao Zhang and Ku Gao
From 2000 to 2020, storm surges occurred 397 times in China, resulting in direct economic losses of up to CNY 220.64 billion. Storm surges not only threaten safety but also cause property damage; hence, it is necessary to assess the changes in vulnerabil...
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Zhangping Wei and Hai Cong Nguyen
This study presents an encoder?decoder neural network model to forecast storm surges on the US North Atlantic Coast. The proposed multivariate time-series forecast model consists of two long short-term memory (LSTM) models. The first LSTM model encodes t...
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Seung-Won Suh and Myeong-Hee Lee
The vulnerability to coastal disasters resulting from storm surges and wave overtopping (WOT) during typhoon intrusions is significantly escalating due to rising sea levels. In particular, coastal seawalls constructed along the coast through engineered a...
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Youngmin Park, Euihyun Kim, Youngjin Choi, Gwangho Seo, Youngtaeg Kim and Hokyun Kim
Typhoon attacks on the Korean Peninsula have recently become more frequent, and the strength of these typhoons is also gradually increasing because of climate change. Typhoon attacks cause storm surges in coastal regions; therefore, forecasts that enable...
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Hongyuan Zhang, Dongliang Shen, Shaowu Bao, Leonard Pietrafesa, Paul T. Gayes and Hamed Majidzadeh
Stormwater management ponds (SMPs) protect coastal communities from flooding caused by heavy rainfall and runoff. If the SMPs are submerged under seawater during a tropical cyclone (TC) and its storm surge, their function will be compromised. Under clima...
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Abram Musinguzi, Muhammad K. Akbar, Jason G. Fleming and Samuel K. Hargrove
Meteorological forcing is the primary driving force and primary source of errors for storm surge forecasting. The objective of this study was to learn how forecasted meteorological forcing influences storm surge generation and propagation during a hurric...
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