On the Occurrence of Extreme Rainfall Events Across Italy: Should We Update the Probability of Failure of Existing Hydraulic Works?
Benedetta Moccia,
Elena Ridolfi,
Claudio Mineo
et al.
Abstract:Every year, extreme rainfall events cause human deaths and economic losses around the world. Risk reduction strategies may involve the implementation of structural measures that are widely extended and financial relevant. Despite the high reliance on these mitigation measures, there might occur instances of overload, i.e. events with intensities exceeding the design value of these structures, that may have catastrophic consequences. In this framework, it is crucial to improve hydraulic works management, thus, … Show more
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