Print Email Facebook Twitter A comparative study on methods for loss of life estimation: Applications to case studies in the United States Title A comparative study on methods for loss of life estimation: Applications to case studies in the United States Author Jonkman, S.N. Maaskant, B. Kolen, B. Zethof, M. Lehman, W.P. Needham, J.T. Faculty Civil Engineering and Geosciences Department Hydraulic Engineering Date 2014-09-18 Abstract In the Netherlands, USA and other countries methods for the analysis of loss of life and evacuation associated with flooding are used in flood risk management. This paper compares the methods from the US and Netherlands in this field and considers both methodological principles as well as the outcomes for various case studies. Similarities and differences between the modeling approaches , input and output types and applications are discussed. As part of a comparison effort two case studies in the US have been selected: the Natomas Basin in California, and the Herbert Hoover Dike in Florida. These case studies are the first steps in a benchmark research on life loss models and recommendations for future improvement of the methods are provided. Subject Loss of lifeConsequencesFlood Risk AnalysisEvacuationcomparison effort To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:d4afd39c-252f-4416-9165-f0b0c056e795 Publisher Brazilian Water Resources Association and Acquacon Consultoria. Source Proceeding of the 6th international conference on flood management - ICFM6, 1-11. (2014) Part of collection Institutional Repository Document type conference paper Rights (c) Jonkman, S.N.Maaskant, B.Kolen, B.Zethof, M.Lehman, W.P.Needham, J.T. Files PDF 308195.pdf 498.28 KB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:d4afd39c-252f-4416-9165-f0b0c056e795/datastream/OBJ/view