Cost-effective mitigation strategy development for flood prone buildings

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12 Aug 2016

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Tariq Maqsood Conference Poster 2016
Thomas Kloetzke Conference Poster 2016

The main objective of this research is to identify cost-effective strategies to mitigate damage to residential buildings from riverine floods.

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resilience

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Dr Tariq Maqsood
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tariq.maqsood@ga.gov.au

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