Titlebook: Human Ecology of Climate Change Hazards in Vietnam; Risks for Nature and An Thinh Nguyen,Luc Hens Book 2019 Springer International Publishi

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An Thinh Nguyen,Luc Hensld must understand when it makes sense to leverage the cloud. Computing on the edge is a new paradigm for most people. The Azure IoT Edge platform uses many existing technologies that may be familiar to developers, but understanding how to leverage those technologies in an edge computing scenario ca

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Climate Change-Associated Hazards, Impacts, and Vulnerability at Regional Levelareas: the Ky Anh coastal district in the North Central Vietnam and the Van Chan mountainous district in the Northern Vietnam. While in the open literature ample attention is given to these climate change-associated effects in deltas and in the lowlands near the sea, less information is available ab

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Climate Change Hazards and Migration Along the Ky Anh Coast most affected areas by storms in Vietnam the coast of Ky Anh. It focusses on the coastal communes in the district which border the South China Sea. The introductory sections provide a general description of the communes including an analysis of the land use changes during the last two decades. The

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Climate Change Adaptation of Local Communities Along Heavily Damaged Coasts climate change-associated hazards. A two-round Delphi approach allows to rank a series of effects and mitigation measures. The results contribute to a vision on local adaptation actions and policy to foster the capacity and the resilience of major local groups..The chapter is structured in two main

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Comparing Local and Immigrant Household Preparedness for Natural Hazards in the Van Chan Mountains the Tay, Thai, Hmong, and Kinh, are definitely among the most vulnerable groups in the country: they are poor and live on minimal resources stemming from traditional agriculture (tea, rice, and vegetables). The human ecological characteristics of these groups are poorly described in the literature

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Building Resilient Landscapes and Green Cities Along the Coast and in the Upland of Vietnam the core chapters provides a multitude of research facts on Vietnam which leave few of any doubt on climate change associated effects such as storms, inundations, coastal erosion, and their significant impacts on the nature and the affected human populations. Two main recommendations are provided.