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Introduction,d, the limits of tolerance of every society to their effects can be increased and hence the potential for disaster reduced. Mankind faces a wide and expanding spectrum of hazards capable of causing death and destruction. For the majority of the world’s population, living in the rural areas of the De

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Development and the Spatial Distribution of Risk,stroy, in a manner which to the cursory observer may appear quite random (Hodgson, 1964). The chaos caused by river flooding, seiches, storm surges, and tsunamis is also highly discriminatory (Office of Emergency Preparedness, 1972). The March 27, 1964, Alaskan earth movements, for instance, generat

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Dirk Huefnagels,Stephan Schüllerw the community to deal with unforeseen changes in circumstance. For example, with the recent increase in energy costs, some cities have included efficiency of operation as a major goal in their planning. Future decisions will therefore be evaluated against this objective and energy conservation will be given a status that it has long been denied.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84578-8 to cope unaided with the initial impact of any disaster. This task is not beyond the capabilities of most local authorities, since they generally have the facilities on hand to deal temporarily with the demands generated by disaster (Healy, 1969).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84578-8often overslept was well known. The alarm clock was, therefore, invented to reduce the future probability of such mishaps. This mechanism was manufactured, tested, and widely advertised. Since there was general agreement that the danger of oversleeping existed, such clocks sold well.

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