Flood prioritization based on fuzzy best worse multi-criteria decision-making method

Meshram, Sarita Gajbhiye; Ilderomi, Ali Reza; Sepehri, Mehdi; Santos, Celso Augusto Guimarães

doi:10.1007/s12517-022-10570-z

Arab J Geosci

2022

DOI: 10.1007/s12517-022-10570-z

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Flood prioritization based on fuzzy best worse multi-criteria decision-making method

Sarita Gajbhiye Meshram¹,

Ali Reza Ilderomi

Mehdi Sepehri

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“…The initial soil water content is one of the basic properties of soil, and affects the initiation of loess mudflow. The research shows that soil erosion is affected by many aspects, among which water is the most important factor leading to soil erosion (Meshram et al, 2022). Soil with different initial water contents exhibits different erosion phenomena under other related factors, which leads to different types of debris flow disasters.…”

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Effect of initial water content on soil failure mechanism of loess mudflow disasters

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Zhang³

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The frequency of mudflow disasters induced by rainfall in the Loess Plateau is increasing with the occurrence of global warming. The initial water content is one of the basic properties of soil, which affects the initiation of loess mudflow. In this work, the field study of the debris flow gullies in Yan’an City, Shaanxi Province, China, was conducted, and the main factors that induce gully loess mudflow were summarized. Based on the investigation results, a flume model was designed to carry out flume tests with different initial soil water contents. The experimental results demonstrate the following. (1) Different initial soil water contents lead to different soil failure models. The damage of soil by water flow when the soil water content is in the range of 0−5% is mainly gully erosion; that within the range of 10−15% is mainly rill surface erosion; that within the range of 20−25% is mainly dam breach failure. (2) When the water content of loess is equal to or less than 5% or equal to or greater than 20%, soil can promote the formation of loess mudflow, and the destruction of soil is more likely to cause mudflow disasters. In contrast, when the water content is within 10−15%, loess mudflow is not easily produced. The research results of the initial water content provide not only theoretical support for the study of loess mudflow disasters, but also a reference for the prevention and control of loess mudflow disasters in the Loess Plateau.

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Effect of initial water content on soil failure mechanism of loess mudflow disasters

Yang

Chen

Zhang³

et al. 2023

Front. Ecol. Evol.

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Developing a new multi-criteria decision-making for flood prioritization of sub-watersheds using concept of D numbers

Sepehri,

Linh,

Pouya

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Acta Geophys.

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Erosion vulnerable area assessment of Jamuna River system in Bangladesh using a multi-criteria-based geospatial fuzzy expert system and remote sensing

Alam

Ahamed

2023

Asia-Pac J Reg Sci

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Flood prioritization based on fuzzy best worse multi-criteria decision-making method

Cited by 3 publications

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Effect of initial water content on soil failure mechanism of loess mudflow disasters

Effect of initial water content on soil failure mechanism of loess mudflow disasters

Developing a new multi-criteria decision-making for flood prioritization of sub-watersheds using concept of D numbers

Erosion vulnerable area assessment of Jamuna River system in Bangladesh using a multi-criteria-based geospatial fuzzy expert system and remote sensing

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