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A comprehensive review of flood-prone area zonation using ensemble and hybrid machine learning models with a framework proposal for modelling

Author(s)
Long, Gen
Tantanee, Sarintip
Nusit, Korakod
Sooraksa, Pitikhate
Date Issued
January 1, 2025
Type
Review
DOI
10.1080/10106049.2025.2492372
Abstract
This research offers a systematic review encompassing 63 relevant peer-reviewed papers concerning flood susceptibility, hazard and risk assessment using various ensemble machine learning and hybrid approaches. It examines publication details, study characteristics, terminology, flood inventories, conditioning factors, data resolution, and modeling approaches. A key contribution is a proposed framework for practising ensemble or hybrid modeling. The framework comprises data preparation, checking for multicollinearity, factor selection and weighting, optional factor optimization, k-fold cross validation where appropriate, ensemble or hybrid modeling, and model evaluation. This framework aims to facilitate research activities and enhance model quality. Furthermore, the statistical outcomes can benefit researchers by guiding their further research. The knowledge produced by this study will thus help advance understanding of the application of ensemble machine learning and hybrid methods for the zonation of flood-prone areas and guide the direction of further research on enhancing the effectiveness of flood risk management strategies.
Citation
Geocarto International, 40(1), 2025
Subjects

Ensemble machine lear...

Flood hazard

Flood risk

Flood susceptibility

Hybrid modeling

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