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Machine Learning-Informed Hydrological Response Time Modeling in Tropical Watersheds

Flood occurrence in tropical regions is intensifying due to climate variability and land-use change, increasing the need for reliable flood response time estimation. Accurate prediction of flood lag time (TL)—the interval between the centroid of excess rainfall and peak runoff—is critical for flood early warning and wa...

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Predicting Sandstorms and Drought Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques Based on Climate Data: A Case Study of Jifarah Plain, Libya

An artificial-intelligence framework for predicting drought severity and sandstorm occurrence using monthly climate data for 1985–2022 is developed and provides a reproducible approach that can be adapted to other arid regions of Libya and North Africa characterized by sparse ground-based monitoring networks.

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Modeling Flood Prediction Using Logistic Regression Enhanced with Machine Learning

A data-driven flood prediction model by integrating logistic regression with machine learning techniques to improve early warning systems in Nigeria and demonstrates that combining statistical modeling with machine learning improves flood prediction reliability and supports disaster management decision-making.

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Multi-Temporal Satellite Observations and Machine Learning-Based Flood Susceptibility Assessment of the 2025 Punjab Flood

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A machine learning and neural network approach to flood forecasting in the Wupper river.

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