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A historical data curation (HDC) framework integrated with GIS-based multi-criteria decision analysis to inform flood risk prioritization in data-scarce regions
Data-scarce regions lack reliable long-term gauging records and standardized flood databases which constrains classical flood risk assessments and fail to adequately reflect local contexts. Global initiatives emphasize investments in non-traditional data curation to improve the representation of vul
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