Evaluating Capability of Green Stormwater Infrastructure on Large Properties toward Adaptive Flood Mitigation: The HLCA+C Methodology
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climate change; supplemental flood mitigation; adaptive flood management; coastal city; land unit analysis; land classification; capability assessment; hydrological modelling; GIS;All these keywords.
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