2023
DOI: 10.58811/opsearch.v2i2.30
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Flood vulnerability and Risk assessment using the Integration of Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), GIS, and Remote Sensing: A Case Study of southern Oromia Region.

Dawit Girma

Abstract: Many people have died, and economies have been devastated by flooding, which is one of the world's most prevalent and catastrophic natural catastrophes. As a result of human activity on the land, the flooding patterns have changed. Imperfect drainage infrastructures, as well as various activities such as deforestation, are exacerbating the flood. In Ethiopia, southern Oromia is one of the regions affected by flooding, with the West Guji and Guji zones being the most frequently flooded places. People are exploi… Show more

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