Niki Evelpidou
Professor
GeoCollections
Explore Earth through data
Twelve Apostles
Alex E. Proimos · CC BY-NC 2.0
Louisiana floods
Melissa Leake / U.S. Coast Guard, via USDA · Public domain
Both photographs are cropped and shaded for text legibility.
Earth’s coastal lagoons, with mapped boundaries, dimensions, and projected inundation by 2100 under two IPCC climate scenarios. The current dataset covers Greece.
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A global inventory of beachrocks, documenting coastal setting, cement mineralogy, formation processes, dating methods, and published sources.
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Earth’s tombolos, with mapped dimensions, coastal connection types, and comparisons of current submergence with projected inundation by 2100. The current dataset covers Greece.
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Historic flood locations in Greece (1886–2022) and administrative regions affected by floods across Europe, documented by HANZE (1870–2020). Explore dates, impacts and supporting sources.
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Global and Greek landslide inventories, with mapped footprints, reported locations, original sources, and explicit spatial and temporal uncertainty.
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Explore tsunami sources, coastal observations and documented impacts through maps, filters, search and statistics.
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Explore EFFIS and MTBS burned-area boundaries, wildfires and prescribed burns with source evidence, mapped extent and statistics.
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Explore significant earthquakes, documented historical impacts and instrumental event records from NOAA and USGS.
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A living catalogue of satellite data, hazard assessments, and humanitarian reports, with linked assets and documented search methods.
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Interactive 2D and 3D reconstruction of the Bhote Koshi–Trishuli hazard cascade, integrating satellite imagery, terrain, flood extents, and documented impacts.
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