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Implications of using global digital elevation models for flood risk analysis in cities

McClean et al., 2020

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7056710991826416398
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McClean F
Dawson R
Kilsby C
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Water Resources Research

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As urban populations grow, it is increasingly important to accurately characterize flood risk in cities and built up areas. Global digital elevation models (GDEMs) have recently enabled flood risk analysis at broad scale and worldwide, but their accuracy and its impact on …
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