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One by-product of urbanisation is an increase in vulnerability to flash flooding. Since 1992, numerous people have been killed in serious flash floods in Europe and the United States. At a NATO Advanced Study Institute held in Italy from 8 to 17 November, hydrologists, meteorologists, engineers, geographers, social scientists, emergency managers and other experts from NATO and Partner countries came together to address the challenging issues involved in reducing flash flood vulnerability, and ways to learn from and apply current scientific and technological advancements.