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assessment flood risk resilience become increasingly important recent years effective urban flood management flood resilience risk two distinct concepts unique assessment metrics lack quantitative analysis understanding relationship study aims investigate relationship grid cell level urban areas assess flood resilience highresolution grid cells study proposes performancebased flood resilience metric calculated using system performance curve based flood duration magnitude flood risk calculated product maximum flood depth probability considering multiple storm events case study waterloo london uk analyzed using twodimensional cellular automatabased model caddies consists 27 million grid cells 5 5 results indicate 2 grid cells risk values exceeding 1 furthermore 5 difference resilience values 08 200year 2000year design rainfall events specifically 4 former 9 latter additionally results reveal complex relationship flood risk resilience though decreasing flood resilience generally leads increasing flood risk however relationship varies depending land cover type building green land water body cells showing higher resilience level flood risk compared land uses roads railways classifying urban areas four categories including high risk vs low resilience high risk vs high resilience low risk vs low resilience low risk vs high resilience crucial identifying flood hotspots intervention development conclusion study provides indepth understanding relationship risk resilience urban flooding could help improve urban flood management proposed performancebased flood resilience metric findings case study waterloo london could valuable decisionmakers developing effective flood management strategies urban areas