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Special Issue Information<\/p>\n
Dear Colleagues,<\/p>\n
The growing challenges of water management and geohazard mitigation in a changing climate require focused attention. Water, as a vital resource, becomes increasingly crucial for sustainable development in changing environmental conditions. Geohazard mitigation and management equally represent fundamental aspects of safe and sustainable development. Geohazards vary widely, from climate-change-related hazards (such as droughts, desertification, soil erosion, soil expansion, coastal erosion, sea level rise, etc.) to hydrological hazards (such as river floods, flash floods, land subsidence, etc.) and mass movement hazards (such as falls, topples, slides, spreads, flows, etc.). Most geohazards share a strong dependence on water interactions, creating complex, irregular (often seasonal) patterns that are hard to define. In this sense, a multidisciplinary approach is encouraged and papers that provide insights into this critical topic are welcomed, including site-specific investigations, practical solutions or recommendations, and papers that are oriented to regional aspects, general trend research, and predictive analyses.<\/p>\n
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Keywords:<\/strong><\/em> water managment, geohazards, mitigation, climate changes, sustainable development, groundwater, monitoring, mapping, modeling, risk assessment, multihazard analyses, vulnerability reduction, practical application, predictive analyses<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Dr. Laszlo Podolszki, HGI-CGS<\/p>\n Dr. Igor Karlovi\u0107, HGI-CGS<\/p>\n Dr. Kosta Urumovi\u0107, HGI-CGS<\/p>\n Guest Editors<\/p>\n