Titlebook: Disaster Management: Enabling Resilience; Anthony Masys Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Crisis and Disaster M

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Guido Krüger,Titus Jochen HeldtKatrina (2005), Blackout Canada-US (2003), Fukushima (2011), Hurricane Sandy (2012), and Alberta floods (2013) are examples that highlight the vulnerability of critical infrastructures and buildings to different kinds of disasters. In this chapter we describe the need for an integrated approach to b

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8248-3ructures, including Linux and the IP stack, have created vulnerabilities in applications ranging from Air Traffic Management through to Railway signalling and Maritime surveillance. Once a system has been attacked, it is impossible to demonstrate that malware has been completely eradicated from a sa

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Dirk Hentschel,Marcus Hofst?ttersability as a cross cutting issue, or on protecting people with disabilities as a vulnerable group, rather than on the specifics of inclusion and overcoming barriers. There is little evidence that these guidelines are used to any effect with people with disabilities. In emergencies, handicapped peop

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Der operative IT-Strategie-Ansatz be the establishment of a suitable metric for resilience measurement. It then describes the theoretical construct for using Quality of Life Models and develops one particular model, namely the DASS42. It does this with 7 case studies that cover a decade of work in various post disaster situations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9786-9lar, the strategy emphasises the need to share responsibility between governments, businesses, non-government organisations and individuals. Exactly how this responsibility should be shared, however, is open to interpretation. This chapter uses Cultural Theory to examine how the community of Springb