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Introduction to “Flash Floods in Egypt”

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Flash Floods in Egypt

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This chapter highlights the hydrogeological technical elements contained in the 17 chapters presented in the book according to its five themes. Therefore, this chapter contains information on analysis: extreme rainfall analysis and critical design aspects of flash floods, recent technologies for investigating flash flood, environmental approaches in flash flood, hazards, risk and utilization of flash floods, and prediction and mitigation of flash flood.

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The writers who wrote this chapter would like to acknowledge the authors of the chapters for their efforts during the different phases of the book including their inputs in this chapter.

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Negm, A.M., Omran, ES.E. (2020). Introduction to “Flash Floods in Egypt”. In: Negm, A. (eds) Flash Floods in Egypt. Advances in Science, Technology & Innovation. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-29635-3_1

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