Dr. Tiago Miguel Ferreira

is a Lecturer in Civil Engineering at the School of Engineering of the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), United

Kingdom, and an invited Assistant Professor at the University of Coimbra, Portugal. Dr. Ferreira's research focuses on the

structural vulnerability of historical buildings and urban areas to natural and anthropogenic hazards, specifically earthquakes,

fires, floods, and landslides. More recently, he has expanded his focus to include the interaction between different hazards

and both physical and social vulnerability, both in the context of single, compound and cascading hazards. Recognised as

among the 2% top-cited scientists in the world by Elsevier BV and Stanford University (2021 and 2022) twice, Dr. Ferreira is

a highly accomplished academic in his fields of expertise. He has co-authored nearly 200 scientific and technical

publications, including dozens of research articles in someof the most reputed international journals. He has also edited

several books on the topics of vulnerability and risk assessment and participated in and coordinated many research projects

in these fields. Currently, Dr. Ferreira is a co-Editor-in-Chief of 'GeoHazards', a multidisciplinary journal devoted to theoretical

and applied research across the whole spectrum of geomorphological hazards, and a Section Editor-in-Chief of 'Fire', a

wide-spectrum journal about the science, policy, and technology of fires and how they interact with communities and the

environment.

Chapter 1. An introduction to multi-hazard risk interactions towards resilient and sustainable cities.- Chapter 2. Methods, techniques and tools for evaluating and managing risks in urban areas.- Chapter 3. Social vulnerability in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.- Chapter 4. Flood risk assessment in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.- Chapter 5. Seismic vulnerability and risk assessment of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.- Chapter 6. Multi-scale residential fire susceptibility in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.- Chapter 7. On the physical vulnerability of buildings exposed to landslide hazards in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.- Chapter 8. Multi-Hazard Susceptibility Assessment for Land Use Planning in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.