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October 15, 2025Critical Issue of Sustainable Future

Flood risk assessment and regional detailed spatial planning in Lagos State: A remote sensing perspective

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KAKabiru Abdullahi AbdulhamidUniversity of IndonesiaPMParluhutan ManurungUniversity of Indonesia

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Implication

Systematic review analyzes remote sensing for flood risk in Lagos, implying improvements in regional planning.

Key Points

  • Remote sensing effectively identifies flood-prone areas, enabling better urban planning and infrastructure development.
  • Analysis revealed technical limitations and coordination issues hindered the full application of remote sensing in planning efforts.
  • Systematic search of 40 articles indicated the importance of rainfall intensity and land use in assessing flood vulnerability.
  • Improving data access and stakeholder collaboration is critical to enhancing urban resilience against flooding in Lagos.

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Abdulhamid et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68eff7392ae617e5891a9276https://doi.org/10.61511/crsusf.v2i1.1825
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