Floods in eastern subtropical Argentina: The contributing roles of climate change and socioeconomics

Abstract: The roles of climate and socioeconomic components contributing to floods over eastern subtropical Argentina (ESA) region, the eastern portion of subtropical Argentina, are explored. The national structural flood risk map shows that the region manifests the national flood riskiest areas....

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Autores principales: Agosta, Eduardo Andrés, Rabassa, Mariano Javier, Florio, Lucio, Torrero, Mariana Paula
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Publicado: Springer 2022
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Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/15303
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topic CAMBIO CLIMATICO
VULNERABILIDAD
INUNDACION
RIESGO
Argentina
spellingShingle CAMBIO CLIMATICO
VULNERABILIDAD
INUNDACION
RIESGO
Argentina
Agosta, Eduardo Andrés
Rabassa, Mariano Javier
Florio, Lucio
Torrero, Mariana Paula
Floods in eastern subtropical Argentina: The contributing roles of climate change and socioeconomics
topic_facet CAMBIO CLIMATICO
VULNERABILIDAD
INUNDACION
RIESGO
Argentina
description Abstract: The roles of climate and socioeconomic components contributing to floods over eastern subtropical Argentina (ESA) region, the eastern portion of subtropical Argentina, are explored. The national structural flood risk map shows that the region manifests the national flood riskiest areas. Decadal mean flood risk values have peaked in the 1980s, though there is a positive trend in the subregion of Buenos Aires MetropolitanArea (GBA).One major natural factor to consider is flood hazard due to precipitation extreme events that have increased about 30% on average over the GBA subregion and northeastern ESA. The Paraná River shows positive streamflow trend attributable to climatic natural factors and climate change. Deforestation appears to be a high-pressure factor, due to decreased evapotranspiration and limited soil water storage capacity. Future climate projections indicate exacerbation of extreme events of precipitation and streamflow peaks. A critical aspect that makes the region further vulnerable is the lack of continuous and planned flood management policies. The increasing extreme rainfalls and flooding in the context of global climate change demand a complex approach of the phenomena.
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author Agosta, Eduardo Andrés
Rabassa, Mariano Javier
Florio, Lucio
Torrero, Mariana Paula
author_facet Agosta, Eduardo Andrés
Rabassa, Mariano Javier
Florio, Lucio
Torrero, Mariana Paula
author_sort Agosta, Eduardo Andrés
title Floods in eastern subtropical Argentina: The contributing roles of climate change and socioeconomics
title_short Floods in eastern subtropical Argentina: The contributing roles of climate change and socioeconomics
title_full Floods in eastern subtropical Argentina: The contributing roles of climate change and socioeconomics
title_fullStr Floods in eastern subtropical Argentina: The contributing roles of climate change and socioeconomics
title_full_unstemmed Floods in eastern subtropical Argentina: The contributing roles of climate change and socioeconomics
title_sort floods in eastern subtropical argentina: the contributing roles of climate change and socioeconomics
publisher Springer
publishDate 2022
url https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/15303
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