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Integrating CMIP6 climate change projections into machine learning–based flood susceptibility mapping: a comparative analysis for Pontian district, Johor

Sep 2026 · Modeling Earth Systems and Environment · Vol 12 · 0 citations · 91 references

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A climate-informed flood susceptibility model for the Pontian District, Johor is developed by integrating CMIP6 climate projections with machine learning approaches, demonstrating the value of integrating climate projections with explainable machine learning to support climate-resilient flood risk management and land-use planning.

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