Disasters are most acutely experienced at the local level (high agreement, robust evidence).
The reality of disasters in terms of loss of life and property occurs in local places and to local …

Thailand has a long coastline that is exposed to the impacts of climate change. The country
ranks sixth in terms of the severity of projected effects of climate change due to sea level rise. …

This paper reviews the tsunami intensity scale for the 2004 Sumatra tsunami at the Kamala
beach, Phuket, Thailand. This area was the hardest hit by tsunami in Phuket Island. Sixty …

Climate change that coincides with global warming is generating enormous damages to
many countries. The 2011 large-scale floods over the Chao Phraya River Basin is the worst …

The severe flooding in Thailand in 2011 was triggered by the tropical storm Nock-ten at end
of July along the Mekong and Chao Phraya river basin. There are 4 additional storms that …

For effective water resources management and planning, an accurate reservoir inflow forecast
is essential not only in training and testing phases but also in particular future periods. …

The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami on 26 December severely affected six provinces (Ranong,
Phang-nga, Phuket, Krabi, Trang and Satun) on the Andaman sea coast of Thailand. This …

Climate Change caused by global warming is a growing public concern throughout the world.
It is well accepted within the scientific community that an ensemble of different projections …

Objective To develop tsunami warning system for Thailand Andaman coastline by using
web based technique. Results of tsunami wave height and arrival time from 420 tsunami …