Student researcher

This study developed a validated flood damage assessment framework for Australia using historical data collected in mutiple natural hazards to inform disaster management policy in support of the development of risk reduction measures. This research addressed known issues and knowledge gaps around the lack of empirical data in Australia to calibrate damage models. The findings of this study are a significant contribution to the flood damage assessment process by providing the input data for subsequent damage reduction, vulnerability mitigation and disaster risk reduction.

This project was completed in January 2018. 

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25 Sep 2015 Roozbeh Hasanzadeh PhD Progress Report 2015 PDF icon 64.22 KB (64.22 KB)
Roozbeh Hasanzadeh Conference Poster 2016
12 Aug 2016
Statistical analyses show the considerable impacts of flood risk compared to other types of natural hazards
Flood damage assessment in urban areas
30 Jun 2017
The primary focus of this study is an improved methodology for quantifying flood risk. The outcome is...
Flood assessment in urban areas
18 Sep 2018
The primary focus of this study is an improved methodology for quantifying the flood risk. The outcome is...