XLSX
Hoogwater 2021 Households Repository covering the flood events in Limburg NL
4TU.ResearchDatavia 4TU.ResearchData (via DataCite) · updated 24 November 2022
What's in it
Dataset that describes the flood event of July 2021 in Limburg, the Netherlands. Several hazard, exposure and vulnerability characteristics of households are included in combination with the damage ratio to their home and household contents.
Files and services
- DataCite REST API (JSON)api.datacite.orgOpen
Similar datasets
Code and data supporting the paper “Pushing the Boundary of Event Subsampling in Event-Based Video Classification Using CNNs”4TU.ResearchDataCode supporting the paper "Making Every Event Count: Balancing Data Efficiency and Accuracy in Event Camera Subsampling"4TU.ResearchDataEUropean Flood Fatalities (EUFF) database 1980-2018 (updated)4TU.Centre for Research DataPushing the boundaries of event subsampling in event-based video classification using CNNs4TU.ResearchDataSupporting data and code for: Hydrological response to drought-flood and flood-drought transitions in the Geul River basin, Netherlands4TU.ResearchDataChildren per private household by labour status within households and household compositionEurostatPrivate households by household composition, number of children and labour status within householdsEurostatPersons per private household by household composition, number of children and labour status within householdsEurostat
More from 4TU.ResearchData6,749 datasets
Data for thesis chapter "Suitability assessment of GNN-based metamodels for BGI allocation"Code for thesis chapter "Suitability assessment of GNN-based metamodels for BGI allocation"Research Data and Code Supporting the PhD Dissertation: Learning Interpretable Robot Dynamics for Control — From Physical Structure to Latent CoordinatesData and scripts underlying the dissertation: Sodium Borohydride as Granular fuel: Experimental Characterisation and DEM ModellingData supporting the publication: Vision-Informed Short-Horizon Prediction for the Squeeze Flow of Soft MaterialsData underlying Chapter 3 of the PhD thesis: Organic acids and bipolar membrane electrodialysis for enhanced ammonia recovery from scrubber effluents.