Use of the Computer Modelling for the Analysis of Dangerous Areas during Flooding of Territories

Abstract

the global sea level rose by 19 cm, attributed to overall warming and glacier melting. Each decade since 1979, the area of Arctic sea ice has decreased by 1.07 million square kilometres, and the water level in all water arteries is consistently increasing (National Intelligence Council, 2023). This leads to the occurrence of flooding in territories, which becomes more extensive each year, resulting in substantial damages.Climate change disrupts the economic development of countries and has distinctly measurable financial and ecological consequences that only