Titlebook: Extreme Weather Events and Public Health Responses; Wilhelm Kirch (Past President),Roberto Bertollini, Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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The Human Health Consequences of Flooding in Europe: a Reviewrowning, injuries, and an increased incidence of common mental disorders. Anxiety and depression may last for months and possibly even years after the flood event and so the true health burden is rarely appreciated. Effects of floods on communicable diseases appear relatively infrequent in Europe. T

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,Zusammenfassung und kritische Würdigung,ong persons aged 75 years and older. The highest increases were observed in northwestern cities (Turin, Milan, Genoa). A clear correlation was observed between mortality and climatic indexes (maximum temperature, Humidex).

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Projected Changes in Extreme Weather and Climate Events in Europeon of extreme weather and climate events across Europe. Trends in time series of observed extreme weather and climate indices are suggestive of changes in the climatology of extreme events over Europe. This paper reviews theoretical approaches associated with the scientific assessment of extreme weather events.

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Lessons to be Learned from the 2002 Floods in Dresden, Germanyctric power supply, has to be assembled in a “waterproof” environment. Finally, for general crisis management, the decision hierarchy between hospitals and administrative authorities should be set up prior to the crisis.

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