Titlebook: Hurricanes; Climate and Socioeco Henry F. Diaz,Roger S. Pulwarty Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 Storm.Tide.climate.climat

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The Frequency and Intensity of Atlantic Hurricanes and Their Influence on the Structure of South Floe intertidal zone of tropical regions where hurricanes originate and are most frequent. Because mangroves are found at the land-sea interface where hurricanes are often most intense, these coastal forests are subject to damage from both high wind and surge. Mangroves are also an important habitat fo

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A Socioeconomic Analysis of Hurricanes in Puerto Rico: An Overview of Disaster Mitigation and Preparan Felipe (1928), San Nicolas (1931), San Ciprian (1932), Santa Clara (1956), Federico (1979), and Hugo (1989) have had devastating social and economic effects on the island. The problems of hurricanes are further exacerbated by the topography of Puerto Rico, which includes areas that are highly sus

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Incorporating Variability in the Disaster Planning Processen combined with human-induced changes to the environment, requires disaster planners to consider the problem of how to create dynamic disaster plans. Geographic Information System technology and remote sensing can provide data bases for numerical models which can be rapidly updated. The Caribbean D

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