Titlebook: Early Warning for Geological Disasters; Scientific Methods a Friedemann Wenzel,Jochen Zschau Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-24828-7s, for population centers at risk, warnings can generally be issued only about 5–10?s before the strong shaking arrives. Systems and facilities that can benefit from a warning with such a short lead time include: Transportation systems, fire departments, medical facilities, schools, industrial plant

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Estimation of Fault Rupture Extent Using Near-Source Records for Earthquake Early Warning,he near-source area reasonably well, suggesting that the approach provides a good indicator of near-source and far-source stations for real-time analyses. After applying interpolation, we successfully displayed the fault rupture surface from the distribution of near-source stations.

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The Role of Information and Communication Technology in the Development of Early Warning Systems fo structured software engineering methodologies guided by a reference architecture for TWS. Trends such as cloud computing, ubiquitous sensing and volunteered geographic information will strongly influence the future development of TWS.

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Applications of a Low-Cost, Wireless, Self-Organising System (SOSEWIN) to Earthquake Early Warning s into low-cost sensing units that are linked by advanced, robust and rapid communications routing and network organisational protocols that are appropriate for wireless mesh networks. Significant and innovative aspects of SOSEWIN are that each sensing unit performs on-site, independent analysis of

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Engineering Earthquake Early Warning via Regional Networks,he topic is certainly worthwhile. For example, in structure-specific EEW the determination of appropriate alarm thresholds is important when the false alarm may induce significant losses; similarly, economic appeal with respect to other risk mitigation strategies, as seismic upgrade, should be asses