Urban flooding in Canada: Lot-side risk reduction through voluntary retrofit programs, code interpretation and by-laws Dan Sandink
Involving Homeowners in Urban Flood Risk Reduction: A Case Study of the Sherwood Forest Neighbourhood, London, Ontario
Making flood insurable for Canadian homeowners Dan Sandink, Paul Kovacs, Greg Oulahen and Glenn McGillivray November 2010 [Abstract] (PDF)
Sewer Backup: Homeowner perception and mitigative behaviour in Edmonton and Toronto Dan Sandink November 2007 [Abstract] [PDF]
An Assessment of Flood Risk Management in Canada Dan Shrubsole, Greg Brooks, Robert Halliday, Emdad Haque, Ashij Kumar, Jacinthe Lacroix, Harun Rasid, Jean Rousselle, Slobodan Simonovic January 2003[Abstract] [PDF]
A spatial fuzzy compromise programming for management of natural disasters Slobodan Simonovic December 2002[Abstract] [PDF]
Adjusting to policy and fiscal change: The case of land use planning in London, Ontario Bridget Schulte-Hostedde, Dan Shrubsole October 2002[Abstract] [PDF]
Role of Remote Sensing in Disaster Management Slobodan Simonovic, Nirupama September 2002[Abstract] [PDF]
L'etat de preparation des intervenants en l'an 2000/Face a des pluies diluviennes comme celles Julie Boissonneau November 2000[Abstract] [PDF]
Flood Management in Canada at the CrossroadsDan Shrubsole May 2000[Abstract] [PDF]
Toronto August 2005 Storm (Image courtesy of Brian Campbell)