Flood risk mapping using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) helps identify areas that are vulnerable to flooding. It combines data such as elevation, rainfall, river networks, land use, and soil characteristics to map potential flood-prone zones.
GIS helps engineers and planners identify high-risk areas, improve disaster preparedness, plan safer infrastructure, and protect communities. When combined with satellite imagery and hydrological models, it supports better flood management and risk reduction.
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