Titlebook: Geographical Information Systems in Assessing Natural Hazards; Alberto Carrara,Fausto Guzzetti Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Flood Delineation and Impact Assessment in Agricultural Land Using GIS Technology,rk includes: dBaseIV as the database management system, MapInfo as the vector oriented support and IDRISI for the raster component. The methodology is illustrated by a case study for a part of the Basse Broye river flood plain in Switzerland.

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Thomas Wenzler,Markus Rübenstahl process based, and uses multiple physically-based simulations of debris flows to evaluate hazard downslope from initiation sites in Honolulu, Hawaii. The two approaches use fundamentally different data to delineate hazard in fundamentally different ways, and are described here as contrasting examples of approaches to hazard delineation.

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https://doi.org/10.37307/b.978-3-503-23612-1rk includes: dBaseIV as the database management system, MapInfo as the vector oriented support and IDRISI for the raster component. The methodology is illustrated by a case study for a part of the Basse Broye river flood plain in Switzerland.

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Book 1995 eruptions, earthquakes and groundwaterpollution hazards. Current methods for predicting extreme events arecritically discussed, the emphasis being on the intrinsic complexityof this type of operation, requiring many spatial data, longhistorical records and sound models of the physical processesinvo

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mited functionality of current GIS, the failure to consider adequately the needs of inexpert users, and infrastructural deficiencies. Ways in which these limitations could be removed are then discussed, with particular reference to the needs of developing countries.

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Die allgemeinen Betriebsunkosten,d industrial activities were divided into four groups according to national waste type regulations. A land information system was used to store and manage the vast amount of spatial data and to prepare thematic output maps.

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,Die Kostentr?gerrechnung von Handpappe,s within the Geotechnical Engineering Office of the Hong Kong Government are given as case studies. These systems continue to be developed to be more responsive to the pressing needs of urban development and to an increasing community awareness of the hazards of slope failure.