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Assessing Flood Risk and Vulnerability in River Manafwa Catchment.
(2022-03-03)
River Manafwa is a natural river found in Eastern Uganda. The river originates from Mount Elgon in eastern Uganda and traverses the districts of Bududa, Manafwa, Mbale, and Butaleja. It joins the Mpologoma River, which ...
Flood mapping using analytical hierarchy process and fuzzy logic.
(Makerere University, 2022-12-23)
Kampala city has experienced floods on a number of occasions after a downpour, causing
damage to people’s homes, water pollution, disruption of traffic and economic activities. This
study aims at flood susceptibility ...
Flood risk assessment using GIS-based Multicriteria analysis in River Nyamwamba catchment, Kasese
(Makerere University, 2022-10-20)
Globally, floods are the costliest natural hazard in the world and account for a 31percent of
economic losses resulting from natural catastrophes. Especially, river flooding has been a
major natural hazard worldwide in ...
Evaluation of the flood resilience and flood damage assessment for the Ggaba area
(Makerere University, 2023-01-23)
Ggaba is a parish in the Kampala city suburb located in Makindye division, on the northern shores of Lake Victoria, at the southern tip of the city of Kampala. It is a low-lying area, which is prone to flooding and experiences ...
Modeling Flood and Drought Risks in Mubuku River Catchment
(Makerere University, 2023-11-01)
River Mubuku has been exposed to series of alternating hydrologic droughts and flash floods that
constantly affect the social and economic livelihood of the riparian population within the
catchment and the surrounding ...
An evaluation of the resilience of bridges in Uganda to climate change related floods and its effects: the case of Mubuku bridge in Kasese district.
(Makerere University, 2024-06)
Our climate is changing and associated with this change is the change in rainfall patterns, temperature, humidity and other associated aspects of the climate. Resilience refers to ability of an infrastructure to recover ...
Development of flood depth-damage functions for Kampala
(Makerere University, 2024)
Floods are the most common and destructive form of natural disasters around the world. Floods are going to be magnified and intensified by future climate change, rapid urbanisation, and urban drainage asset deterioration ...