@misc{horsburgh_hydrological_risk_2017, 
author={Horsburgh, K.,Losada, I.,Vousdoukas, M.,Weisse, R.,Wolf, J.},
title={Hydrological risk: wave action, storm surge and coastal flooding},
year={2017},
howpublished = {book part},
abstract = {Coastal flooding is one of the most,significant risks to life and infrastructure both globally and for Europe, with wide-ranging social, economic and environmental impacts. For example, in the United Kingdom alone, it is estimated that GPB 150 billion (EUR 177 billion) of assets and 4 million people are currently at risk from coastal flooding (Environment Agency, 2009). In Europe, long-term,investment in operational flood warning systems has largely ensured that fatalities due to coastal flooding are avoided; however, the damage to infrastructure and clean-up costs are,still significant.},
note = {Online available at: \url{} (DOI). Horsburgh, K.; Losada, I.; Vousdoukas, M.; Weisse, R.; Wolf, J.: Hydrological risk: wave action, storm surge and coastal flooding. In: Poljansek, K.; Marin Ferrer, M.; De Groeve, T.; Clark, I. (Ed.): Science for disaster risk management 2017 - Knowing better and losing less. Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union. 2017. 219-227.}}