Flood Forecasting 2nd Edition

Flood Forecasting, 2nd Edition by Thomas E. Adams

When floods threaten lives, infrastructure and livelihoods, authoritative guidance matters. This revised second edition of Flood Forecasting delivers clear, practical strategies for anticipating and managing flood risk with modern tools and proven hydrologic science.

Discover updated approaches to flood prediction and real-time forecasting that blend traditional hydrology with contemporary technologies — from radar and satellite remote sensing to ensemble and probabilistic modeling. The book explains hydraulic and hydrologic model selection, data assimilation, gauge and radar integration, and uncertainty analysis in a way that bridges academic rigor and field-ready application.

Engineered for water-resource professionals, emergency managers, engineers and graduate students, this edition emphasizes actionable techniques for river basins, coastal regions and urban watersheds. Case studies and applied examples illustrate how to translate forecasts into effective early warning systems, floodplain management and resilient infrastructure planning. Readers will find guidance on balancing operational constraints with scientific best practice, making it ideal for agencies and consultancies worldwide.

Readable, authoritative and geographically relevant, Flood Forecasting, 2nd Edition is a go-to resource for anyone tasked with reducing flood impacts through better prediction and preparedness. Whether you’re optimizing a local warning system or designing basin-scale flood mitigation, Thomas E. Adams provides the tools and insights to improve decision-making under uncertainty.

Add this essential reference to your professional library today to strengthen flood prediction, enhance community resilience and stay current with evolving flood forecasting methods.

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