Titlebook: Extreme Weather, Health, and Communities; Interdisciplinary En Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg,William A. Sprigg Book 20161st edition Springer Int

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Refining the Process of Science Support for Communities Around Extreme Weather Events and Climate Ieather extremes in unique and largely unknown ways. From one generation to the next there has been little communication between ., where advanced tools of warning and survival can be derived, and ., where lessons of “l(fā)iving off the land” can inform science of the most pressing needs and the most pra

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Sociospatial Modeling for Climate-Based Emergencies: Extreme Heat Vulnerability Index,elated fatalities throughout the world. The misconception of heat is often due to the lack of visual evidence caused by destruction or risk, a commonly reported metric for hurricanes or similar forces. Heat Waves can be visualized through the Urban Heat Island, a phenomenon which exaggerates thermal

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Extreme Weather: Mental Health Challenges and Community Response Strategies,ding, bring damage and destruction in their wake. Damages to infrastructure and other built environment are easily visible after an extreme weather event. Beside the risks of physical injury and death, extreme weather events create many mental health consequences. It is the developing countries and

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Extreme Winter: Weaving Weather and Climate into a Narrative Through Laura Ingalls Wilder,region. Both meteorological records and historical accounts indicate that the winter was particularly long, snowy, and cold. As a result, homestead settlers in the Great Plains and Upper Midwest regions of the United States were stranded for weeks or months at a time, many in inadequate shelters and

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Human Response to and Consequences of the May 22, 2011, Joplin Tornado, killed 161 people, damaged nearly 8000 structures and caused billions of dollars in damage. This chapter discusses the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Technical Investigation of the environmental conditions, performance of buildings, emergency communications and human response

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