Xiaoliu Yang

Compound patterns and environmental drivers of typhoon disaster chains in southeast coastal China: a multiscale framework

Typhoons frequently trigger interacting hazards, including river flooding, urban waterlogging, landslides, and storm surge, but disaster records compiled at the event or administrative-unit level limit systematic analysis of their spatial co-occurrence and environmental different...

Spatiotemporal Dynamics and Multi-Scale Diagnosis of Urban Resilience to Typhoon Disaster Chains in Fujian, China

Abstract Coastal cities in southeastern China face increasing threats from typhoon-induced compound disasters (for example, torrential rainfall, urban waterlogging, and storm surges) that can cascade into interconnected disaster chains under climate change and rapid urbanization....