Xiaoran Fu

Oct 31, 2024 | mdpi.com | Xiaoran Fu |Zhonggen Wang |Hongquan Sun |Dong Wang

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Mar 6, 2023 | mdpi.com | Huan Xu |Ying Wang |Xiaoran Fu |Dong Wang

1. IntroductionGlobal climate change causes waterlogging in cities around the world. In 2021, a “7.20” extreme rainstorm occurred in Zhengzhou (China), a “7.13” extreme rainstorm occurred in Germany, and a severe storm also occurred in the northeast United States. Sudan and Pakistan have been hit by multiple rainstorms since June 2022, causing severe waterlogging disasters. Urban waterlogging poses a considerable threat to the natural environment, human life, and social economy [1,2,3,4].