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Transforming Flood Risks into Water Resources - A multivariate GIS suitability analysis of stormwater harvesting in Palestine
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• We employed a geographic information system (GIS)-based multi-criteria decision analysis. • Expert insights helped identify suitable stormwater harvesting sites using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). • Our results confirm that stormwater harvesting would substantially reduce flood risk while significantly improving water security for Palestinian populations. • Effective stormwater harvesting requires unified institutional coordination for monitoring, and data sharing. • We find that development mandates can benefit from matching water hazards with drought intervention opportunities.
Keywords:
Analytical hierarchy process
GIS-based suitability analysis
Multi-criteria decision model
Flood susceptibility
Stormwater harvesting
Water security
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