Titlebook: Geomatics Solutions for Disaster Management; Jonathan Li,Sisi Zlatanova,Andrea G. Fabbri Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007

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Automatic Classification of Collapsed Buildings Using Object and Image Space Features,reo images, three levels of damage (total collapse, partial collapse, no damage) were considered. By comparing pre- and post-earthquake data the results have been evaluated. The overall success rate — total number of correctly classified divided by the total number of samples — was found to be 71.4%

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3D Dynamic Simulation within GIS in Support of Disaster Management,S..In order to use GIS as a suitable platform to implement the simulation of disaster phenomena, GIS must be improved; adding the ability to manage and model the 3D and dynamic properties of spatial data (i.e. a truly 3D GIS), as the data structures of the current GIS are static. This research work

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Ontologies for Disaster Management Response,ne possible way to deal with the problem is the use of ontology to reveal the implicit and hidden knowledge. This paper presents an approach for ontology development and ontology architecture, which can be used for emergency response.

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An Open GeoSpatial Standards-Enabled Google Earth Application to Support Crisis Management,nd topology functions. In this paper, we present development of the “Google Earth Dashboard” (GED), a web-based interface powered by open geospatial standards and designed for supplementing and enhancing the geospatial capabilities of GE. The GED allows users to create custom maps through WMS layer

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Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis to Support Maritime Search and Rescue Planning,the provision of maritime search and rescue emergency response using historical maritime incident data collected site-specific but aggregated to historical reporting units. We explore how spatial data analysis techniques, in combination with GIS, can provide a way to analyze incident data spatially

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Jonathan Li,Sisi Zlatanova,Andrea G. FabbriThis book provides researchers and practitioners with a good overview of what is being developed in the risk prevention and disaster management sector.