Titlebook: GIS for Emergency Preparedness and Health Risk Reduction; David J. Briggs,Pip Forer,Richard Stern Book 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers 200

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Progress Towards Harmonised European Industrial Risk Management Information Systemse that these hazards remain under control at all times in order to protect people and the environment. This implies that an effective system of risk management should be maintained by the plant operators.

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Small Area Statistics on Health (SMASH): A System for Rapid Investigations of Cancer in Finlandted with negative attitudes or fear (Bender .. 1990). Long-term effects, such as cancers, are often a cause for concern, not least because their long latency periods mean that, by the time they are recognised, it is too late to take avoiding action.

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1568-1238 integration, interrogation, modelling, analysis and visualisation of data - tools that are already used for policy support in a wide range of areas at almost all geographic and administrative levels. This holds especially for emergency preparedness and health risk reduction, which are all essentiall

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Forschungsansatz und Forschungsprozess,res is ca. 1.7 Ma in western parts of the island and 4 Ma in the eastern area; spatial intervals between these structures are about 45 and 30 km respectively (Clague 1996). These patterns reflect variations in plate movement over the hot-spot in the last 5 Ma.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39776-0erview of Slovenian experience with GIS, outlining several practical examples. One of the cases briefly presented concerned the selection of a site for a radioactive waste repository. In the discussion that followed this paper, two key themes emerged, which pervaded much of the debate throughout the meeting.