Titlebook: Geo-information for Disaster Management; Peter Oosterom,Siyka Zlatanova,Elfriede M. Fendel Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 200

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Beitr?ge zur Kardiologie und Angiologies ‘a(chǎn)xis of peril’..Vietnam is very vulnerable for natural disasters such as flooding, especially during such extreme events as overflowing rivers and excessive local rainfall during typhoons. This paper describes an initial application of EEEM at the vulnerable city of Hue, which was struck in 1999

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9947-3e user’s needs in his specific environment..These facts are taken up by the Special Interest Group “Disaster Management” under the umbrella of the “Geodaten-Infrastruktur Brandenburg (GIB)” in one of the eastern states of Germany. In the GIB framework a network of administrative players, data and so

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8416-6t fully superposable to a map, and even when this is the case, geo-referencing is never perfect, because orbital and attitude data are not known with a sufficient accuracy. Second, because we deal with unforeseen events, thus using in the urgency whatever image is available, we may be obliged to use

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Lee Smolins Wiederbelebung der Zeit,ulator (EC), determines the results of several kinds of traffic management in terms of evacuation progress in time and traffic load. The EC makes a distinction between four types of traffic management scenarios: (1) reference; (2) nearest exit; (3) traffic management; (4) out-flow areas. The scenari

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