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ortance of taking steps to reduce frequency and impact of ad.The negative consequences of natural hazard events are staggering and growing. Governments are acting to increase community resilience, reduce losses, and facilitate recovery, but these actions do not always yield anticipated consequences.

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Alfred Nischwitz,Peter Haber?ckerfor natural hazards zonation.Establishes the relationship beWith increased climate variability, aggravated natural hazards in the form of extreme events are affecting the lives and livelihoods of many people. This work serves as a basis for formulating a ‘preparedness plan’ to ensure the effective p

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Alfred Nischwitz,Peter Haber?ckerttlements and basic supply lines (e.g., water, gas, etc.) have greatly increased the impact of volcanic disasters. Correct land-use planning is fundamental in minimising both loss of life and damage to property. In this contribution Geographical Information Systems (GIS), linked with remote sensing

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Alfred Nischwitz,Peter Haber?ckersunamis all over the world. Thus, landslides and their consequences are of great importance among the scientists and authorities who want to minimize these effects for a long time. This procedure simply begins with the preparation of landslide database and inventory maps, which constitutes a fundame

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Alfred Nischwitz,Peter Haber?ckermokarst plains’ pattern and development, primarily the morphological pattern of their landscapes. The bases of model creation are the approaches of mathematical morphology of landscape with wide use of random process theory. Studying territory type represents a slightly wavy subhorizontal surface wi

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Alfred Nischwitz,Peter Haber?ckerl and social impacts involved in these processes.Presents a This book deals with natural hazards of geophysical, meteorological, hydrological, and biological types that are causing increasing social and economic damage. The development of these hazards and their impact on the living and non-living e

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Alfred Nischwitz,Peter Haber?ckercross Europe.Includes supplementary material: Cumulative global transformations, occurring daily, affect important aspects of our life. Characteristic cultural and natural heritage, including sites of priceless value, is under constant threat. There are growing pressures, of both natural and human o