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Physics-aware Masked Diffusion-based Flood Simulation for Urban Fisheye Disaster Detection
Physical simulations that predict the behavior of urban disasters, such as climate-related flooding, play a crucial role in disaster prevention and the development of anomaly detection models. However, the severe shortage of flood data in real-world environments, combined with the inherent distortio
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